Четырехлетний сын британца заявил, что город Блэкберн «надоедлив», и отказывается возвращаться домой после отпуска в Марокко

A mum has been left laughing after her four-year-old son declared he did not want to come home from Morocco because Blackburn was “annoying”. Saimah shared a video of her son’s post-holiday verdict after the pair returned from a family trip to Agadir. The clip was posted for friends and family but has now been watched more than 180,000 times across TikTok and Instagram. She said she could barely bring herself to tell him the holiday was ending because he would either go quiet or start crying. “I had to tell him on the day we were flying that we still had some time left before we had to leave,” she said. “I mean technically we’re still on holiday until the plane lands in Manchester, right?” Her son loved the people they met in Morocco, with strangers regularly chatting to him about football. A family friend from Agadir also showed them around, quickly becoming an “uncle” figure to the youngster. He enjoyed trips out, including Crocoparc, visiting Agadir Oufella for sunset and finding outdoor gym equipment near the beach. @_saimahs_ Back to reality hit him harder than it hit me 😂🇲🇦 Bare in mind, this is the same child who missed Blackburn so much when we lived in Qatar that we moved back… and now he’s filed a formal complaint against Blackburn😭😂 The suitcases may be unpacked… but clearly the holiday isn’t over for everyone. 🇲🇦🥲 Anyone else’s kids struggle with the post-holiday reality check? 😂👇🏽 #MoroccoWithKids #FamilyTravelUK #MumLifeUK #ParentingHumour #agadir ♬ Saxophones getting louder - Sped Up - AntonioVivald “He’d see some outdoor gym equipment and that was it, he was straight over there,” Saimah said. “I think he just loved that every day felt like an adventure.” Since coming home, Morocco has apparently been mentioned every day. Saimah has started a series called Trying to convince my four-year-old Blackburn isn’t that bad, taking him on days out locally in an attempt to win him round. So far, Morocco remains top of the list. “I wouldn’t dare ask him if he would move there permanently,” she said. “He did ask me to ‘pick up our house and put it in Morocco’ though, so apparently that’s the solution.” Saimah said her son had previously been delighted to return to Blackburn after the family moved from Doha, often shouting “Yayyy Blackburn!” when they drove past Darwen Street. But Morocco may have changed everything.