Carrie Bickmore shares daughters' adorable reaction to her Bluey debut
By Nikolina Koevska Kharoufeh |
C?arrie Bickmore has finally experienced the highlight of her career ¨C though it isn't in her usual roles.
The mum-of-three ?made her debut in kids' television this week, on the widely popular Australian TV show Bluey, which her children eagerly enjoyed.
"My girls watching my two seconds of fame on the latest episode of Bluey!" Bickmore captioned a video of her daughters' heartwarming reaction to the clip.
Watch the clip above?
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"Mum look this is you!" her daughter Evie shouted as she saw her mum's character come up on the screen.
In the video Evie?, eight, is seen sitting next to little sister Adelaide, four, eagerly anticipating their mum's special scene.
Bickmore plays Terrier's mum in the ?kid's series, and makes her debut on episode 45 of season three, titled TV Shop.
"?This is you. Wait...," her daughter said in the clip as she awaited her mum's lines.
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In the episode, Mrs Terrier is at a chemist browsing through lipsticks as her kids ask if they can head home.
"Mum, please can we go home? This place smells like Grandma's!" Terrier is heard saying to his mum.
"Ugh, that's a bit much. Oh, Scarlett Bombshell?!" Mrs Terrier says, assessing the different lipstick colours in the shop.
After she delivered her two lines, Bickmore's daughter Evie let out a big scream.
"That was your voice!?" she said to her mum as she bounced up and down the couch.
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Bickmore, also excited about the unique role, took to Instagram to share the amazing moment she showed her daughters.
"What a genuine thrill to be a part of such an incredible Aussie show. I think 'Terrier's mum' needs to be a regular character," the mum captioned the clip.
Bickmore also has a 15-year-old son, Oliver.
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