Keshia Knight Pulliam has fans breaking out with a video about how hectic her life can be while living on a farm

As a full-time mom, life can get hectic. Add animals to the mix, and it can make for a wonderfully chaotic experience. Keshia Knight Pulliam lives on a farm with her family, and she decided to take fans on this wonderfully chaotic experience.

Keshia opens the video with a plastic flute tune created by her 5-year-old daughter, Ella Grace, and is greeted by two goats trying to enter her home.

“First of all, you can’t go in, out,” Keshia said as she gently pushed one of the goats out. Her attention quickly shifted from the goats back to her daughter, who asked her what song she was playing.

In a second clip of her adventurous life, her husband Brad James held up a box occupied by a raccoon.

“Who do we call to get this git?” she asked before the third clip came on screen.

Keshia and Brad finished the messy video and went to check on their hens and their hens’ eggs.

“We’ll check on my girls, get the eggs.” Brad said before opening his window and seeing there were no eggs in sight.

It appeared as if the eggs were being eaten by her pet snake. Shocked by the event, Keshia accidentally let out a swear word.

“He ate all the God-dm eggs. I don’t, if I should say so.”

Although the snake may have eaten all of the eggs, Keshia noted her relief that the chickens were still alive.

“I’m just glad he didn’t eat the chicken.”

As the entertaining video ended, Keshia wrote: “So this is real life in our house!! I promise I can’t make this up. There’s never a dull moment on the farm…I wouldn’t trade it for the world!” as her caption.

Fans of Keshia were very amused by the video and couldn’t help but send laughing emojis.

“Sister, you are better than me! I would make my way back to Jersey! [laughing emoji]”

“From the goats hanging with Ella to the raccoons, then the snake?!? Which network am I watching?”

“I’ll take $500 for city life, Alex! I can’t snake at all [laugh emoji]”

Looks like Keshia could put “Farmer” on her resume to become an actress and full-time mom.