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A 15-month-old baby from Scotland has won the internet after her rapid-fire interview answers went viral.
In a short clip posted by her mom (@adventures_of_annie1), Annie confidently answers questions like her favorite color (blue), favorite animal (owl) and her best friend ("Dada").
Annie's mom, who didn't give her full name, told Newsweek that her daughter loves to chat. Initially to show family and friends, Annie's mom posted the Q&A for all the internet to see.
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"When she answered the way she did I thought it was so funny and clever," she said.
Annie, born in November 2023, has already come a long way. She was admitted to the NICU for a week after she stopped breathing for 45 minutes shortly after birth.
"We are so lucky that by a miracle she was able to be saved and now she is absolutely thriving, wise beyond her time and such a little personality," Annie's mom told Newsweek.
That vibrant personality shines through in the video, especially when Annie names her dad as her best friend. According to her mom, Annie and her father have a wonderful relationship.
"She is a daddy's girl at the moment but, to be honest, it changes week to week. Sometimes dada is her bestie, sometimes it's mama and sometimes it's Minnie Mouse," she laughed.
As for her love for owls? That started over the holidays when the family stayed in a hotel with elaborate decorations, displaying winter animals for the guests.
"[Annie] really took to the owl and would toddle round to see it morning, noon and night," her mom said. "She was obsessed so we had to get her a teddy owl and she absolutely loves it."
Since it was posted on April 12, Annie has become a viral sensation, amassing 3.5 million views on TikTok.
Over 380,000 users liked and commented on the post, with many praising Annie for her sharp answers.
"So smart!" one wrote, while another called the clip a "cuteness overload."
"Something tells me I should have CC'd her on the email I sent calling in sick from work today," a third user joked.
Annie's mom could not believe the reaction on TikTok but guessed that the fact her 15-month-old talking is the most surprising factor.
"She is such a funny character. I think I'm going to have my hands full in a few years with her," she said.
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