“Okay, I guess we know who the favorite child is,' the birthday boy can be heard saying in the video.
Video from Natasha Robertson shows her dropping her son’s birthday cake while attempting to transfer it from the kitchen to the dining room. The family had been singing Happy Birthday in unison, but broke into laughter as the cake landed on a dining chair. Credit: Natasha Robertson via Storyful.Natasha Robertson and her family were celebrating her son's birthday. All the family had gathered around to sing when the unthinkable happened.
Video shows mom dropping her son’s birthday cake while attempting to transfer it from the kitchen to the dining room. The family took it in stride, bursting into laughter as the cake landed on a dining chair.
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