Ashley Fort Smith says her three daughters were made with computers in other rooms of the house on May 5 when she sat in the shower. But little did she know that while she was there, her youngest daughter had gone to her bedroom and started the zoom meeting.
So when Ashley came out of the bathroom with only a towel wrapped around her head, she soon realized that her seven-year-old classmate could see her completely naked.
In a viral Facebook post, Ashley explained that the day she went to take a shower in the master bathroom, her daughters went to learn virtually. Were configured.
When she came out, she walked naked into her room to listen to the washing of her clothes, followed by her daughter's voice saying 'hang' and another voice saying 'I think that We need to hang. We can all face trouble. ’
'l will tell you where they came from. Perfect angle computer sitting on the pillow on my bed,' she wrote.
'While I was taking a shower, the youngest man arranged his zoom meeting on his bed. Her computer was on my pillow, the camera was in the middle of the room, she was covering her stomach.'
‘Did I just walk naked in the zoom call? I did!'
Naturally, Ashley panicked but she seems to have quickly moved on to how embarrassed she was and embraced the humor of the situation.
Still wearing a towel wrapped around her head, Ashley shared a video of her reaction on Facebook.
'Friends I watch all these videos of people on the internet and I do not believe it. And then it just happened to me,' she says, barely uttering a word out of laughter.
'What shall I do?' He asked laughing. 'Should I write an apology to all parents? or do you just not pay attention when you tell them something to do? Or lie to them all, that they really did not see it?'
'A first-grader has just learned a biology lesson from me,' he added. 'We are probably going to be out of school!'
'It was probably the most humiliating moment of my life.'
The video has garnered over 1.8 million views, with co-workers laughing with Ashley and reassuring her that it could happen to anyone.
Later, Ashley disguised herself and shared an 'updated' photo album with her photo, along with another of her seven-year-old daughters, who banned zooming in the backyard, and several others. They were tied to a large piece of posterboard using their computer. On his back to make sure no one was seen in the shot.
Ashley wrote, "It wasn't in the parenting handbook." Virtual schooling is difficult. It's hard to balance everything. It's hard not to be in your own home without knowing where the zoom call can come from.
'Whether you have children on school calls at home, other important work on work calls or you call work yourself, this is the reality of the time we are living in. I'm sure everyone has been a little more cautious since watching my video let my humiliation make you laugh,' she added.
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