Nothing kills the mood like embarrassing family moments.
Reddit user,Korea Archives theycallmesomething, uploaded a video of his nephew and new girlfriend as they received a very hilarious poolside surprise.
As the couple looks longingly into each other's eyes, the boy's uncle, Pat, feels left out.
The probably very overheated relative who just quickly needs some cool down pool time, as well as some attention, cannonballs right besides the young lovers causing quite the splash.
We doubt this couple will engage in PDA around the fam anytime soon.
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