Robert Kelly’s kids are still marching forward alongside their dad.

Nearly a decade after his kids Marion and James—then 4 and 9 months, respectively—went viral for waltzing into the background of his BBC interview, the political science professor shared some “BBC Dad content” of what his kids look like today.

In one picture posted to X Sept. 28, Kelly ate birthday cake with Marion, now 13, and James, 10, as the crew smiled for a selfie. In another snap, James threw up a peace sign as he and his dad went hiking.

Kelly shared another selfie of just Marion, in which he said she is “looking very grown-up.”

Meanwhile, a final photo showed him with his wife Jung-A Kim—who he called “BBC Mom”—at a street festival.

Since the 2017 interview—and its 2020 resurgence during the global COVID-19 pandemic—Kelly has provided a few updates of his kids and their life in Busan, South Korea.