Obama accidentally photobombs kids’ picture in DC

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The Virginia family in Washington, DC, got a picture of ages when former president Barack Obama photographed a shot of their two children next to the cherry blossom trees in the area, prompting the former commander to apologize for social media.

Obama was seen by accidentally wandering in the background of a professional image of Bill, 4, Briston, 1, in the Tidal basin on Monday.

Obama wrote on Instagram: “Breston and Bell, I hope you have enjoyed the climax of Bloom.” “Careful to enter the shot.”

Millions of tourists from all parts of the capital in the country every spring to look at blossom trees.

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Former President Barack Obama Photopoms is a family next to the famous cherry blossom trees in Washington, DC (@Brianainellphoggraphy/Instagram)

The picture shows the children’s husband smiling under a branch of beautiful pink petals with Washington’s monument in the background. Obama appears walking behind the husband wearing a hat and sunglasses, and his hands in his pockets.

Moore wrote on Instagram, the children have just finished demonstrating with their parents, Portia Moore and Damyan Thomas, when their father noticed Obama making an unexpected veil, on Instagram.

Visitors flocked to Washington, DC, to see cherry flowers trees. (Ashley J. Dimella/Fox News Digital)

“See who wanders in our picture to take pictures of our cherry family!” I wrote.

“The time of the story! The children have turned to take a picture together and Damian says something to me,” she added. “I just focused on not running toward water (the moment of the peak mother). After the shooting was performed, I chose Breston and asked Damian,” What were you saying? “He went.”

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Former President Barack Obama is walking through the family image

Former President Barack Obama Photopoms in the capital (@Brianainellphoggraphy/Instagram)

Photographer Priyana Inel, who was taking pictures of the children of the young Moore, told the Washington Post that she was depicting families and new employee for more than a decade.

She said she is accustomed to people walking in the background, most of them tourists.

“I go to the tidal basin every year,” said Anil. “I am used to the people walking on my photos. I tell my customers don’t worry, the pictures will be taken.”