WATCH: Nadia Comaneci recreates her Montreal 1976's perfect 10 but fails to get the perfect video

In a sport like gymnastics, it is the judges who define when a performance is brilliant. At the Montreal Olympic Games in 1976, the unimaginable happened with a girl who was only 14 years old.

Nadia Comaneci's extraordinary execution on the uneven bars got her the perfect 10. She was the first person to ever be awarded the perfect score.

ナディア・コマネチ @nadiacomaneci10 がモントリオール1976女子体操平均台で金メダルを獲得した時の演技を、別の角度から見ると...#Olympics pic.twitter.com/3g9C7nvfjF

— オリンピック (@gorin) July 10, 2019

Now, 43 years later, she recreated the moves again. While all were happy seeing the gymnast still possess the skills, a boy in the video seemed to grab all the attention.

It was her son who photobombed her with his handstand.

Taking to Twitter to share the video, she wrote, "Here we go... 43 years later..July 18th 1976 Montreal ...First Perfect 10.....and my son photobomb handstand..."

WATCH:

Here we go... 43 years later..July 18 th 1976 Montreal ...First Perfect 10.....and my son photobomb handstand... pic.twitter.com/CjEercqHmR

— Nadia Comaneci (@nadiacomaneci10) July 17, 2019

Comaneci went on to record the perfect 10.0 six more times and became the youngest all-around Olympic gold medallist ever.