'I think he broke my nose!' Nanny cam captures Seth Meyers' one-year-old son throwing a cellphone in his dad's face while playing together on the couch
- Seth Meyers shared footage from the sneak attack on NBC's 'Late Night' Tuesday
- The comedian was sitting on the couch with his son Axel when the baby suddenly chucked his mom's phone straight at his dad's face
- Meyers rolled on the floor in agony, telling his wife: 'I think I broke my nose'
A nanny cam captured the moment Seth Meyers' one-year-old son almost broke his nose.
The comedian recounted the traumatic tale on NBC's 'Late Night' Tuesday.
In the video Meyers can be seen lounging on the couch spending quality time with his son Axel when the baby suddenly decides to liven up their play date.
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A nanny cam captured the hilarious moment Seth Meyers' one-year-old son Axel tossed a phone in the 'Late Night' host's face with so much force that he thought his nose was broken
Meyers can be seen rolling around on the floor in pain after the sneak attack. He tells his wife Alexi Ashe: 'I think I broke my nose'
Axel picks up his mom's iPhone and raises it over his head before launching it at his dad's face.
Meyers cries out as the force of the phone causes him to fall off the couch and his wife Alexi Ashe asks what happened.
Clutching his face and rolling on the floor in agony Meyers says: 'I think he broke my nose.'
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During his dramatic retelling on 'Late Night', Meyers expressed disappointment that his son seemed more worried about the phone than his father's face.
'You'd think he would scream or cry or be concerned at all by the mom,' he said.
'Look at his dead eyes. All he wants is the phone.'
Meyers joked that his wife also exhibited very little concern, saying: 'Don't worry, she's okay.'
The host was sure to point out how well he handled the situation given the immense amount of pain was in.
'I feel like I kept my cool pretty well there,' he said.
'They say when something like that happens the key is to immediately roll off the couch, leaving your one-year-old unattended.
He added: 'I'm so happy I didn't swear. I wanted to drop a thousand f-bombs. I'm the hero of that story.'
Recounting the painful experience to his studio audience on Tuesday, Meyers explained that he was very proud of himself for not swearing in front of his son
