Jimmy Fallon's Daughter Frances Cutely Crashes His At-Home 'Tonight Show' Amid Self-Isolation

Jimmy Fallon’s adorable daughters made a surprise appearance in his “Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: At Home Edition,” amid the coronavirus outbreak.

The show must go on for host Jimmy Fallon as he had a “Home Edition” of his show. While filming, the comedian’s daughters joined him before the camera.

FUN WITH DAD

While promoting the Broadway Cares charity, Fallon’s youngest girl, five-year-old Frances, jumped on her father’s back and climbed on him while giggling. The host then asked:

“What is all over you? Strawberry? Did you roll in it or eat it?”

“I wiped it on my pants,” the toddler replied. Fallon tried to hog the camera and told his daughter to stand a bit farther and listen to his jokes, but was ignored by Frances, who continued to make faces behind him,

The “Saturday Night Live” alum’s wife Nancy Juvonen was also part of the video as she corrected her husband’s number count of the quarantine from day 83 to day six.

The game show’s “Wheel of Fortune” and “Jeopardy!” have also made the same move as they prioritize the safety of both the live audience, staff, and hosts.

FAMILY TIME

Fallon and Juvonen share two kids, Winnie and Frances, and are spending time bonding at home amid the coronavirus outbreak.

They often help the host out when taping for the show, including his interview with Lin-Manuel Miranda through Skype.

During the episode, the four-time Emmy Award winner showed artwork created by his daughter that had Miranda’s name on it. He joked:

“My graphics department is Winnie Fallon, who is six years old. So thank you, Winnie.”

TAPING WITH NO STUDIO AUDIENCE

Initially, the show, along with other late-night talk shows, had to film without a studio audience because of the outbreak.

The other listed programs that cut audiences were “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” and “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah.”

Daytime talk shows also followed the New York City guideline, including “Live with Kelly and Ryan,” “The View,” “The Dr. Phil Show,” “The Tamron Hall Show,” and “The Wendy Williams Show.”

The game show’s “Wheel of Fortune” and “Jeopardy!” have also made the same move as they prioritize the safety of both the live audience, staff, and hosts.

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