@Kris: So very happy that you found your father. Isn't it a wonderful feeling to call him dad and know that you are his baby girl? I hope you are blessed with many, many more years. Congratulations.
I can't tell you how it feels to be held in my Poppas ( what my 4 half siblings call him) arms and hear him say I love you honey !! We talk every other day. Can't get enough of hearing his voice and hearing Hi honey it's your Poppa and I needed to talk to my daughter !!!!!
His adoptive parents deserve so much credit for raising him to be a man of obvious kindness and compassion. Glad they got to connect and have a relationship.
This is absolutely beautiful, the father's first words were "I'm sorry". The grief and compassion shown was immensely powerful, once again this is beautiful.
Agreed. That was the tearjerker for me. It's like the most fatherly answer you would expect kinda like saying, 'i'm sorry I wasn't there, I'm here now'.
Kimberly Lunk I hate when some women do this man wasn’t even given a chance to be a father just because you break up with somebody that doesn’t mean you don’t tell them something like that especially with there was a life growing inside of you a baby she didn’t make by herself. this poor 70-year-old man wasn’t even given the choice to be a father she just immediately put the baby up for adoption even though she knew he was the father and if she doesn’t want to be a mother that’s perfectly fine but why did she deny him the chance of being a father she could’ve just gave the kid to him and signed over her rights.We don’t know if he would’ve refused or not because he was never given a choice. If she didn’t want to be a mother she could have signed the away her parental rights this father and son lost 50 years that they will never get back selfish. I’m so happy that there both still alive make new memories together. #ThereShouldBeALawAgainstPeoplePuttingBabiesUpForAdoptionWithoutBothParentsConsent
They’ve been married for 30-something years and the son is in his 50s. What’s she going to accuse him of? Unless he claimed to be a virgin when they met.
I met my biological dad about 13 years ago, and he didn't know anything about me. We have a wonderful relationship...wish we didn't live so far from each other though....I'm 62 and he's 84.....never too late!
Im 42 and my bio dad doesn't know about me either as it was a one night stand and my mother doesn't know who he is 😢. I worry about doing a test, I am autistic. I have 3 kids who are also ASD.
This is absolutely beautiful for the father to say “I’m sorry”, that did it for me 😭! How selfish of the mother to rob her son of knowing who is father was. Glad that the both of them lived to see this precious moment! They look alike too 💜💛🙏🏾🙌🏾
This happened to me, also. I was robbed of my father. I finally found him, only to lose him when he passed away months later. People say, But, oh what a blessing that you at least got to meet him. Sure, it was, because I would have been brokenhearted if he had been gone before I found him. But if he hadn't been kept from me for years and years, I could have enjoyed time with him while he was well. Now I can only look forward to seeing him again in Heaven. I know he is waiting for me there to finish where we left off.
“I’m sorry”....man that got me. I lost my dad when I was 13 became a dad last year: you never stop missing your dad but you can channel that loss into love and pay it forward in many ways. Love to all
That woman is so selfish, wouldn't have cost her a thing to say “your father is Jimmy John and he never knew I was pregnant, now please leave me alone.” End of story. It’s unrealistic to expect a kid you gave up to grow up and not want to know where they came from. So if you’re going to put a child up for adoption, even if it’s closed, don’t be surprised if 18, 25, 30 years later you get a call from them asking for information.
@A Tangerine It´s not the fact that she gave him up for adoption that makes her repulsive. I can understand she had a fling, his father was hot when he was young. I can understand she got pregnant "by accident". I can even, sort of, understand why she gave him up for adoption. It´s disgusting that, even when he was a grownup, she refused to give him the information he had all the rights to.
@A Tangerine It´s women like you wich made me decide to turn gay. "His birth mother chose to not to share any info with her birth son -- her right, her choice." That is zhe most stupid answer you could give. " her right, her choice", in my eyes would even be ok if she would have wanted an abortion. Not telling his dad she was pregnant in the first place was wrong already. Not telling him - as a grownup - about his father was vile. It´s hard not to call you names... Self-righteousness at it´s best.
@A Tangerine "I made you turn gay," Ofcourse you thoroughly misunderstood. Wich could have been expected. You, personally, didn´t make me gay. Disgusting women like you did. You couldn´t... I wouldn´t let you anywhere near me. "Her body, her choices" Her choices have effects on other peoples lifes. How stupid can you be?
@A Tangerine Oh wow. If a mother cannot answer a question then who? You are right, I cannot understand how it was to have a baby out of wedlock in the 50's but I know what it's like to be deeply hurt by people and I wouldn't want to inflict hurt on someone else. She could have at least responded positively when the adult child asked.
My half brother just found us. My father didn't know. It was a very different time in the early 60s. The birth mom went to a home for unwed mothers, had my brother, then gave him up for adoption. He had wonderful parents and a good life. It is so interesting how I feel so much love for a person I did not grow up with and have only known for a couple of months. He's the best gift of 2020!
My god. Im crying. The father is obviously a genuinely good person. He said he was sorry the moment he saw his son. It was so unfortunate that the mother never told him about her pregancy. I think he would have been willing to be responsible.
sometimes a turn down a path is hard for a young ego to accept and be acted on. Sometimes it's too late.I know as I am just at 66 being reunited with a loved one from 45-46 years ago. Lots to make up time-wise
@@clawcross He didn't diss them. Stop projecting. Wanting to know your birth parents is not dissing your adoptive parents. He did nothing but express how wonderful they were. He just needed to know what characteristics he shared with his birth father. There's nothing wrong with that. Stop guilt tripping people, you narcissist.
I'm glad that he was able to meet his birth father, but GMA, you didn't need to dis his adoptive father! He did grow up with a great dad. How about a "Happy Father's Day" to all the adoptive dad's out there?
The point is that there are a lot of people raised by adults who were NOT their birth parents and the important thing is the love. I speak from experience !
Proud member of a Family of Choice here, too. My biological parents have personality disorders, and we finally had to go No Contact. I lost a lot of extended family and family friends in the process, but I am very blessed to have some wonderful people in my Family of Choice who love me and let me love them. ❤️❤️
Kudos to Tom's wife, also. Yes, baby was prior to their marriage, but people today are so judgmental & demanding that it's refreshing to see such a class act. Two thumbs up, Mrs. Nuveman!!!
My Girlfriend was 17 and I was 19 when we had to give up our son. He just found me through ancestry 10 days ago. Havent met him yet but cant wait. One of the most important moments of my life.
I met my father 10 days after my 30th birthday and it was the greatest birthday present I've ever got in my whole life. what made it mean even more to me is that he was the first one to make contact. There was a third party interference and I've completely forgiven my dad. Life is too short people to be dwelling on the past, the only thing that matters is the present
@A Tangerine At least she should have given him the information he asked for as an adult. She had no right to decide for them. And BTW my father did. I was adopted but my biological father was always a part of my life. I just had two dads. When I would get presents from him, he would make sure my adoptive brothers would get presents too. I´m not saying you´re totally wrong but she didn´t have the right to decide for them. I think she was disgusting.
Didn’t meet my birth father until I was 13, I’m 19 now and have 2 half siblings. Life and genetics are crazy, we’re all so similar in the most random things
Same voice. Same look. Same response "Oh my gosh!" Son was so smart to find Dad with only initials. God Bless this family and hope they meet many times over the years to catch up. Sorry birth Mom didn't want to meet.
It was selfish of the woman for doing that to the child and his father. We church people say "what the enemy did for bad, God turn it around for the good". Now he has a large family and a dad that obviously cares. Wow. 😢😢
Diedrie Gibbs I didn’t want to judge her at first because 50 years ago was a different time and maybe her parents forced her to give baby up for adoption, especially since they dated briefly and she lost complete contact. However her not wanting to meet her son and refusing to give him his dad’s info is downright vile. She’s a pos for that. Hope karma gets to her.
SlyDoll7 you're the ignorant individual. First of all the father has rights, he had the right to know he was having a child and he had the right to also decide what would be the outcome for that child. Lastly she's selfish because the child now man sought her out to ask who is his father and she refuse to answer his qeuestion and then hung up on him. You're welcome
I met my dad in 2015 when I was 29....and 3 brothers and sisters I didn't know I had(all half siblings). We had a long hug too, and tears. We lived 2 hours apart all that time. He drove a logging truck, and had driven by my home many times. He said "There was a black lab that would lay out on the highway in the sun, and she wouldn't move for anything, just sat there wagging her tail, so I would honk at her". That was my dog, and I remember yelling at my dog to get off the road when I heard the truck horn
So glad the father extended his heart since his birth mom rejected her precious son twice. Best wishes for father and son. A special thanks to awesome couple who adopted him and were open enough to be honest about how their family got to be.
Just a great end to a painful story .... His birth mother was just heartless in not even wishing to share who his dad was ... But god has a beautiful way of working in our favor ... May they be blessed in finding each other !!!
The same thing happened with my husband. He matched as a parent to a girl on Ancestry.com. He was shocked and cried. We tried to connect with her but she was very aloof. Heartbreaking to never hold your child and never knowing they existed in the first place.
Pastel Pistol so people feel no need to find their birth parents, that’s just they way it is. Let them be happy with their life and move on. Children don’t owe the birth parents anything.
Me too...my half sister found me. I didn't know she existed. 3 more half sisters. Father. But he doesn't want to meet me. He didn't know for 62 years....
I used Ancestry and 23andme. I received them as gifts from people who knew I wanted the health results. I had not considered that I was a frequent sperm donor throughout 6 years of college in multiple states. To say I have a lot of children is an understatement. To discover that all at once is very overwhelming, and there are probably many more who haven't done their own DNA testing. I just wanted to help others have children, knowing I didn't want any of my own. The consequences of DNA testing 40 years in the future wasn't a consideration back then.
I met my paternal family, my father, that I never knew had passed , but I have a wonderful brother and his family, cousins also. At 67 I at least got to see a picture of my father!!
I watched the video over and over several times. Just can't get enough of the way they received each other with beautiful love. They pleasantly look so much alike. Everybody there at the very special moment was as wonderful. The mother from hell lucked out two great men.
As the Mother of a young adult son who was adopted at the age of two, I can relate to this heartwarming story on so many levels...God bless these families...It's never too late to open your heart to "Love"...
I know this feeling ! I found my birth Father last year. He didn't know I existed either. He's 87 and I'm 61! Love him to pieces and he loves me back.
Kris Thomas glad you two could meet 💕
Kris Thomas I’m happy for you!!
@Kris: So very happy that you found your father. Isn't it a wonderful feeling to call him dad and know that you are his baby girl? I hope you are blessed with many, many more years. Congratulations.
I can't tell you how it feels to be held in my Poppas ( what my 4 half siblings call him) arms and hear him say I love you honey !! We talk every other day. Can't get enough of hearing his voice and hearing Hi honey it's your Poppa and I needed to talk to my daughter !!!!!
Awww, I love it.
His adoptive parents deserve so much credit for raising him to be a man of obvious kindness and compassion. Glad they got to connect and have a relationship.
He sounds like a really nice guy. They both do.
This is absolutely beautiful, the father's first words were "I'm sorry". The grief and compassion shown was immensely powerful, once again this is beautiful.
That's exactly what my Father said to me. He never knew I existed ! He felt cheated !!
@@KrissiCreates He was
And I love the reply, "For what?" in a tone that said no apology or forgiving was necessary. That says ALOT.
@@acmcbride-olson9320 u can tell his adoption parents really built him up in a good way
Agreed. That was the tearjerker for me. It's like the most fatherly answer you would expect kinda like saying, 'i'm sorry I wasn't there, I'm here now'.
I do wonder how many men out there have a child that they have no idea exists!
I think days good no child support
Coupal1 same
No tellin'!
Way too many.
Too many and most will NEVER KNOW.😣😣😣😣😭😭😭😭
They both said "Oh my gosh!". They really do look alike. How wonderful for them.
They both resemble each other.
they do! I noticed it too!
The way they smile n giggle.
You should see Kelsey Lyn on TH-cam.
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The first words out of his mouth are "Omg...I'm sorry...I'm sorry..." A true father!!! I'm crying and don't regret it.
Kimberly Lunk I hate when some women do this man wasn’t even given a chance to be a father just because you break up with somebody that doesn’t mean you don’t tell them something like that especially with there was a life growing inside of you a baby she didn’t make by herself.
this poor 70-year-old man wasn’t even given the choice to be a father she just immediately put the baby up for adoption even though she knew he was the father and if she doesn’t want to be a mother that’s perfectly fine but why did she deny him the chance of being a father she could’ve just gave the kid to him and signed over her rights.We don’t know if he would’ve refused or not because he was never given a choice. If she didn’t want to be a mother she could have signed the away her parental rights this father and son lost 50 years that they will never get back selfish. I’m so happy that there both still alive make new memories together.
#ThereShouldBeALawAgainstPeoplePuttingBabiesUpForAdoptionWithoutBothParentsConsent
@@mskagome118 Amen
Dad's wife is a great lady through all this. My ex-wife would have been so mad and would have accused me of all sorts of lies.
Glad she is an ex.
@@dinsel9691 Lol...great point!
Sounds like she figured out that it happened before they got together, and has had time to come to terms with it.
They’ve been married for 30-something years and the son is in his 50s. What’s she going to accuse him of? Unless he claimed to be a virgin when they met.
@@mikesteele05 Ehh, that doesn't mean she won't have feelings to sort through in all this.
When both dad and son said "Oh my gosh!" That's engrained in DNA. What a wonderful story! Who is cutting onions around me!?
Ikkk! The oh my gosh had me! It was the samee!
They’re cutting onions here too 😩😭🤧
Still cutting.
I cried when I heard it
I just cut one and cleared out the room. Now everyone hates me.
Made me cry. His Dad is a good Dad. A great Dad. His son is a gem. Much love to them.
We should praising the parents that adopted him as well. They are the real heroes.
linked2you both get credit!!!!! 👍🏼
The son is super lovely
I met my biological dad about 13 years ago, and he didn't know anything about me. We have a wonderful relationship...wish we didn't live so far from each other though....I'm 62 and he's 84.....never too late!
So happy for you and your bio dad ❤️
Im 42 and my bio dad doesn't know about me either as it was a one night stand and my mother doesn't know who he is 😢. I worry about doing a test, I am autistic. I have 3 kids who are also ASD.
So happy for you!
Dang you can tell that's his dad they even act alike
Talk the same way too
Such mellow, kind, loving people ...
The birth fathers heart is gold. His first words to a son he never knew existed was an apology for not knowing about him.
This is absolutely beautiful for the father to say “I’m sorry”, that did it for me 😭! How selfish of the mother to rob her son of knowing who is father was. Glad that the both of them lived to see this precious moment! They look alike too 💜💛🙏🏾🙌🏾
This happened to me, also. I was robbed of my father. I finally found him, only to lose him when he passed away months later. People say, But, oh what a blessing that you at least got to meet him. Sure, it was, because I would have been brokenhearted if he had been gone before I found him. But if he hadn't been kept from me for years and years, I could have enjoyed time with him while he was well. Now I can only look forward to seeing him again in Heaven. I know he is waiting for me there to finish where we left off.
She may not have even known his name…too many beers…a 1 night stand. Or didn't wish to involve him at the time. BIRTH CONTROL!
@@kjbeach4555 you gotta let it go man for your own peace
@@kjbeach4555 I don’t know what to say to you, but I hope you will see him again in heaven!
She may have not known if she was promiscuous.
"I'm sorry" is a very difficult word to say many times, only a real man like this and crying said it.
✊🙏👏👍
wtf u talking , woman beaters say sorry all the time and they are garbage
That guy's a young looking 50.
good genes
Both father and son look great for their age.
Eat their vegetables
He is a carbon copy of his dad, they look so alike! So happy for them!❤️
“I’m sorry”....man that got me. I lost my dad when I was 13 became a dad last year: you never stop missing your dad but you can channel that loss into love and pay it forward in many ways. Love to all
That’s definitely his boy!!
Mom The JuuhEbayer
Yeah, I loved that, "Oh my gosh!" ... "Oh my gosh!" :)
@Tina Butterfly Not just that. They think alike too. Same approach to life.
Sure look alike
If he's not his son then he's his clone
That woman is so selfish, wouldn't have cost her a thing to say “your father is Jimmy John and he never knew I was pregnant, now please leave me alone.” End of story.
It’s unrealistic to expect a kid you gave up to grow up and not want to know where they came from. So if you’re going to put a child up for adoption, even if it’s closed, don’t be surprised if 18, 25, 30 years later you get a call from them asking for information.
Facts 💯%
@A Tangerine It´s not the fact that she gave him up for adoption that makes her repulsive. I can understand she had a fling, his father was hot when he was young. I can understand she got pregnant "by accident". I can even, sort of, understand why she gave him up for adoption. It´s disgusting that, even when he was a grownup, she refused to give him the information he had all the rights to.
@A Tangerine It´s women like you wich made me decide to turn gay. "His birth mother chose to not to share any info with her birth son -- her right, her choice." That is zhe most stupid answer you could give. " her right, her choice", in my eyes would even be ok if she would have wanted an abortion. Not telling his dad she was pregnant in the first place was wrong already. Not telling him - as a grownup - about his father was vile. It´s hard not to call you names... Self-righteousness at it´s best.
@A Tangerine "I made you turn gay," Ofcourse you thoroughly misunderstood. Wich could have been expected. You, personally, didn´t make me gay. Disgusting women like you did. You couldn´t... I wouldn´t let you anywhere near me. "Her body, her choices" Her choices have effects on other peoples lifes. How stupid can you be?
@A Tangerine Oh wow. If a mother cannot answer a question then who?
You are right, I cannot understand how it was to have a baby out of wedlock in the 50's but I know what it's like to be deeply hurt by people and I wouldn't want to inflict hurt on someone else. She could have at least responded positively when the adult child asked.
The father seemed like such a nice man.
“Oh my gosh” both their innate response.
lol! i know! it was so cute!
My half brother just found us. My father didn't know. It was a very different time in the early 60s. The birth mom went to a home for unwed mothers, had my brother, then gave him up for adoption. He had wonderful parents and a good life.
It is so interesting how I feel so much love for a person I did not grow up with and have only known for a couple of months. He's the best gift of 2020!
I'm so glad he seemed to have a happy childhood. His adoptive parents will have been so happy to have him.
My god. Im crying. The father is obviously a genuinely good person. He said he was sorry the moment he saw his son. It was so unfortunate that the mother never told him about her pregancy. I think he would have been willing to be responsible.
What a selfish birth mother. Not letting the father know and he missed out in so much in his life.
Linds French And, not wanting to meet her son.
K O no excuse for it. Your Asshat comment shows how imnature you truly are. Good luck with that.
that is how it was handled 50 years ago.
"she did not want to"- right. So SHE made life altering decisions for both of them, without regard to their feelings. That is what selfish means.
sometimes a turn down a path is hard for a young ego to accept and be acted on. Sometimes it's too late.I know as I am just at 66 being reunited with a loved one from 45-46 years ago. Lots to make up time-wise
It’s so wonderful that he had loving adoptive parents.
Whom he dissed to hell.
@@clawcross He didn't diss them. Stop projecting. Wanting to know your birth parents is not dissing your adoptive parents. He did nothing but express how wonderful they were. He just needed to know what characteristics he shared with his birth father. There's nothing wrong with that. Stop guilt tripping people, you narcissist.
@@inactiveaccount6106 he betrayed his adoptive parents
They are both wonderful kind men. Handsome too!
This father is the type of guy that would have loved to be around for his son growing up and you can tell he is sad that the wasn't.
*_I screamed when they both said, “Oh my gosh!!!” They are definitely father & son!!_* 🥲🥲🥲
I found my birth father at the age of 24, but my 'Dad' will always be the one who adopted me when he didn't have to. RIP Dad. 💕
Any man can be a father, but it takes a special man to be a dad.
I'm glad that he was able to meet his birth father, but GMA, you didn't need to dis his adoptive father! He did grow up with a great dad. How about a "Happy Father's Day" to all the adoptive dad's out there?
That is how all adoptions end; betrayal.
The relationship between the father and his wife is so sweet, the way she holds his hand shows love and support
He said "I'm sorry" -- wow.. that made me cry. May God Bless them and restore and heal all of them. In Jesus' name.
Blessed also are those families who love each other WITHOUT the DNA. 😇
Shell Chenonceau what’s your point?
The point is that there are a lot of people raised by adults who were NOT their birth parents and the important thing is the love. I speak from experience !
Proud member of a Family of Choice here, too. My biological parents have personality disorders, and we finally had to go No Contact. I lost a lot of extended family and family friends in the process, but I am very blessed to have some wonderful people in my Family of Choice who love me and let me love them. ❤️❤️
Kudos to Tom's wife, also. Yes, baby was prior to their marriage, but people today are so judgmental & demanding that it's refreshing to see such a class act. Two thumbs up, Mrs. Nuveman!!!
Today? Why do you think his mother was forced to give him up 50 years ago? Judgmental people.
My Girlfriend was 17 and I was 19 when we had to give up our son. He just found me through ancestry 10 days ago. Havent met him yet but cant wait. One of the most important moments of my life.
omg...he looks so much like his dad!
I can’t stop crying. You can feel the love from the dad.
I met my father 10 days after my 30th birthday and it was the greatest birthday present I've ever got in my whole life. what made it mean even more to me is that he was the first one to make contact. There was a third party interference and I've completely forgiven my dad. Life is too short people to be dwelling on the past, the only thing that matters is the present
Frederick Hunt: great story of reconciliation.
And your future together!
Did the mom ever think that just because she did not want the baby. Did not mean the dad wouldn't have wanted him.
@A Tangerine At least she should have given him the information he asked for as an adult. She had no right to decide for them. And BTW my father did. I was adopted but my biological father was always a part of my life. I just had two dads. When I would get presents from him, he would make sure my adoptive brothers would get presents too. I´m not saying you´re totally wrong but she didn´t have the right to decide for them. I think she was disgusting.
Spitting image of his dad😊
Hello how are you doing 👋😀☺️☺️🙈😀
They both said the same thing before meeting each other "oh my gosh" that's heart warming 😊🍃🌿🌏
Didn’t meet my birth father until I was 13, I’m 19 now and have 2 half siblings. Life and genetics are crazy, we’re all so similar in the most random things
Im not crying, your crying... beautiful.
ikr.... imma stop cutting onions
haha
"You're."
Beautiful! Just like the son said it worked out the way it was supposed to.
Same voice. Same look. Same response "Oh my gosh!" Son was so smart to find Dad with only initials. God Bless this family and hope they meet many times over the years to catch up. Sorry birth Mom didn't want to meet.
The father was so handsome when he was young!!!!!!
You are both good men. God bless you! Men/fathers are so important and I'm glad you got to meet!
He looks like his father when he was in college. DNA don't lie. Love the story 😘
yep. his son alright! made me cry!
Wow this is a tear jerker.. I love how they accept each other and the dad apologizes for not knowing 😢
One of the best things on this here TH-cam. Always makes me smile.
I’m so hurt for his Bio Mom didn’t want to meet him....his a fine gentleman...I would be glad to own him.... I hope his Mom sees this video...
he looks just like him!
It was selfish of the woman for doing that to the child and his father. We church people say "what the enemy did for bad, God turn it around for the good". Now he has a large family and a dad that obviously cares. Wow. 😢😢
Diedrie Gibbs I didn’t want to judge her at first because 50 years ago was a different time and maybe her parents forced her to give baby up for adoption, especially since they dated briefly and she lost complete contact. However her not wanting to meet her son and refusing to give him his dad’s info is downright vile. She’s a pos for that. Hope karma gets to her.
You “church people” are half the problem tho.
Fiona Dublin okay, apparently you personally know all church people but I never had the pleasure of meeting you.
It's very ignorant to call her selfish. This was a very young woman and you don't know her. They were different times.
SlyDoll7 you're the ignorant individual. First of all the father has rights, he had the right to know he was having a child and he had the right to also decide what would be the outcome for that child. Lastly she's selfish because the child now man sought her out to ask who is his father and she refuse to answer his qeuestion and then hung up on him. You're welcome
I met my dad in 2015 when I was 29....and 3 brothers and sisters I didn't know I had(all half siblings). We had a long hug too, and tears. We lived 2 hours apart all that time. He drove a logging truck, and had driven by my home many times. He said "There was a black lab that would lay out on the highway in the sun, and she wouldn't move for anything, just sat there wagging her tail, so I would honk at her". That was my dog, and I remember yelling at my dog to get off the road when I heard the truck horn
Very nice looking men . Striking resemblance!
The "Oh my gosh" and the way they looked, no question they are father and son.
The father's 1st words to him were "I'm sorry". That made me cry.
Awww precious! I love stories like this with happy endings!
What a great story,when his dad said sorry,I lost it. ❤️
All these stories make me cry 😭
Hello how are you doing 👋😀☺️👋👋
The way the look alike, they don’t even need a paternity test.
So glad the father extended his heart since his birth mom rejected her precious son twice. Best wishes for father and son. A special thanks to awesome couple who adopted him and were open enough to be honest about how their family got to be.
Just a great end to a painful story .... His birth mother was just heartless in not even wishing to share who his dad was ... But god has a beautiful way of working in our favor ... May they be blessed in finding each other !!!
The photo of the father when he was younger is an absolute replica of his son. Amazing story with a lovely happy ending.
The father couldn't help crying. He must have been a good father to his other children and wish his son could have had the same love.
oh look! a dad that actually cares! (sobs because of my daddy issues)
Check out Jordan Peterson, he can probably offer some guidance
Me too
This story makes my heart smile.
The same thing happened with my husband. He matched as a parent to a girl on Ancestry.com. He was shocked and cried. We tried to connect with her but she was very aloof. Heartbreaking to never hold your child and never knowing they existed in the first place.
Very sad that the girl was aloof . Maybe it's her nature , maybe it's her generation ? Whatever the reason , your husband must hv been real hurt .
Pastel Pistol so people feel no need to find their birth parents, that’s just they way it is. Let them be happy with their life and move on. Children don’t owe the birth parents anything.
Some people lie to the child as well, they are told your father never wanted you. Maybe he never knew the child existed.
Ancestry DNA is really something - you may very well find relatives you never knew you had. It happened to me!
Me too...my half sister found me. I didn't know she existed. 3 more half sisters. Father. But he doesn't want to meet me. He didn't know for 62 years....
I used Ancestry and 23andme. I received them as gifts from people who knew I wanted the health results. I had not considered that I was a frequent sperm donor throughout 6 years of college in multiple states. To say I have a lot of children is an understatement. To discover that all at once is very overwhelming, and there are probably many more who haven't done their own DNA testing. I just wanted to help others have children, knowing I didn't want any of my own. The consequences of DNA testing 40 years in the future wasn't a consideration back then.
"Oh my gosh!" They sound exactly alike:) Heartwarming story❤️
OMG! He definitely looks like him. I am so happy for them.
Oh my! 😢❤ Remarkable resemblance between father and son. Wow!
Two great Men, congrats, and thank you for sharing this " best story ever"!.
All I can say is , "Wow !! " This is something wonderful . I am so happy that they met although after 50 years ...........
Beautiful story. Thanks guys.
I teared uo when the Dad said... "I'm sorry" ....so genuine!
Their resemblance is uncanny… what a great story!
i needed something good today, thank you for this video
He's his birth dad's double. What a lovely story.
Father is a good man.
This made me cry happy tears 😅😅😅 the look on their faces is just beautiful 😍😍😍
When he said I'm sorry, I thought, for what? Then his son said the exact same thing. It really wasn't his fault.
They are twins! Wow! This story made me cry. I'm so happy for them both.
I met my paternal family, my father, that I never knew had passed , but I have a wonderful brother and his family, cousins also. At 67 I at least got to see a picture of my father!!
They said ow my gosh exactly the same way.
They both said, "Oh my gosh" when they first saw each other. Great story . . .
I watched the video over and over several times. Just can't get enough of the way they received each other with beautiful love. They pleasantly look so much alike. Everybody there at the very special moment was as wonderful. The mother from hell lucked out two great men.
when he said i’m sorry i started sobbing. stories like this make me so happy.
I find the journalist extremely attractive... Loved the story too...
Awww he looks like his dad ❤️
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The father’s “I’m sorry” was so bittersweet
am glad his wife supported him all the way to meet his unknown precious son
Damn those ninja cutting onion.
Saeed Almansoori 🤣
u know what i mean...
I hope the parents who adopted him were there for the meeting too- it would be really complete then.
Wow, the father was so handsome when he was younger!
That’s so emotionally to find out you’ve had a son YOU didn’t even know you had 😭🥺🔥
As the Mother of a young adult son who was adopted at the age of two, I can relate to this heartwarming story on so many levels...God bless these families...It's never too late to open your heart to "Love"...
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