She's beautiful and he seems to be a nice bloke. Their happiness is all that matters. I wish this wonderful family all the best that life has to offer.
As a Tanzanian I understand Irine not wanting to relocate in Tanzania.Yet.Wanting her daughers to have the best education in German. Also I understand her husband wanting to relocated in Tanzania wantinh her daughter to be close to nature. -Wish both you and your family happiness.
I had to relocate to Africa alone though I have family still in Europe. I was burnt out by working there, I now live a minimalist and more fulfilling lifestyle, I was stresses living in Europe. Tanzania is a good country; I wouldn't leave Tanzania to live anywhere else on this planet.
She lived her whole life in Tanzania and does not see it for her children. He sees Tanzania as a new experience to practice medicine and help the people and new experiences for their children
I'm East African close neighbor of Tanzania. I'm living in USA and I'll kill to move back to my country with a husband who's privileged to make a living in my country. I miss the daily beautiful weather in my country, the organic food. I suffer from Vitamin D deficiency on a regular basis and I have to be top of my levels to make sure they're efficient My sister works with an International organization (East African countries, with 3 months in Tanzania on women/children health. Always, my request is for her bring me the Tanzania peanuts and vanilla. These peanuts are the most organic from East Africa, very tiny but loaded with all the best natural fats for your body. The vanilla is absolutely amazing. Tanzania recognizes the global warming problems and the government has invested in a different type of farming--especially with cattle. Teaching farmers to give land time recover upto years ...
I've been to Tanzania, Zanzibar and Bagamoyo Province. I hope to God that I will one day be able to return. I would love to leave America one day for good to go live there.
Most of us Africans master German in a short time because we need a B2 level to start a career, and we don't have extended families so we need to help our kids with school homework. German extended families are very distant. A woman also needs the freedom to go to a gyne without needing a translator.
@@nomxhosapekani7966--- '''Interest is the soil, in which knowledge and understanding grow''' Most people can learn a language if they have the interest. People like me, who does not have the full capacity to readily process a new language, has a harder time with it, still we try.
I too married out of my race as a woman of color and have children as well, and I can say to Irene it’s very advantageous for your girls to have a connection to their Mothers homeland! German culture will not be enough for them to feel emotionally, spiritually whole later on in life! Christian is quite right to want Tanzanian adventures for his children… especially with European discrimination, and social difficulties emerging more lately. Perhaps a nice compromise of a few years experiences & connection, especially while the girls are young… I believe that the richness of Africa will bring good luck to your children. At least I pray so!❤
You are close to the essence of the situation. Hope I am wrong, but if you look closely at their expression for the camera, body language and eye contact, it seems they have been discussing this for some time. Irene lived in a community with not many advancements, and her husband have had his fill of wealth and wants nature. He met Irene carrying something heavy on her head, understandably she wants more for her kids
@@deidradahl2802someone who has not lived rural whether in bad conditions or not but rural won't understand what you are trying to say her home town has a long way to go and her experiences compared to what she has lived now also bring her to wanting her kids live good,I live in my capital City now with kids we visit my village once a year but I find it hard accepting my kids to grow up there though I see my retirement taking me back home Like you have said they have a different perspective of rural life depending on their experiences growing up most people might not see this they might consider her country as a whole being good but her mind is still stuck with her childhood which she doesn't want her kids to see
@@Globus7791-- If she is a '''gold digger''' then he would be the first to know, as he is way more sophisticated than her, also much older. Maybe he desired her young body, and she wanted his gold, if so fair exchange, they both got what they wanted. She was exposed to a better way of living and does not want to go back to that.
As a Brazilian woman who had the privilege to live in Africa (South Africa) as a teenager and young adult and who now lives in Austria, I wouldn’t think twice before moving back there given the chance. I spent some of the best years of my life there. I’ve been to Tanzania a couple of times and loved it. ❤
@@travelerawakenings8477no because we don’t view the world the way you do through racist sociopolitical stereotypes. We see that “He who finds a wife finds a good thing” just like Boaz who found Ruth and the King who found Esther. Peace be to you ❤🙏🏾
@@travelerawakenings8477Because you think that material wealth is everything in life.She is lucky to have met a good man. I know people who are living in mansions but arent happy!!
I’m a woman of color who lives in Germany for some years and yes I know what you’re talking about… it’s called discrimination & racism… yes it does hurt and navigating that all the time as an outsider is very draining… having a connection to Africa will help the girls to have a strong loving, accepting foundation to have as a backup, at least I believe this.
i am from Philippines and after 18 years here in Düsseldorf, Germany - i can no longer live in Philippines - because of security, availability and comfort
It's really funny how I was lucky enough not to have problems of security in the Philippines, I thought it was the most secure place to be in during my Asian travels. Loved the people and their friendliness especially in the hoods and down town
I spent about 50% of the time in Tanzania in the last 15 years and can totally understand the fascination. If you have a European salary (which I did not), you can have an amazing lifestyle but even on a moderate income (my own business), you can live well. People (most), climate, wildlife and food are wonderful and if Covid hadn't happened I may well have immigrated too. Concerns are medical care and children's education which are only available in the cities and very expensive.
@@ArtVandelayOfficial Have you lived in both environments yourself? I can assure you there more benefits in Africa than in the so called 1 st world countries, for example, kindness and not selfishness, togetherness and not discrimination, cultural history and not the empty modern society, contentment and not mental health issue etc etc etc. So your comparison must be from a place of lack of knowledge.
@@nalunga64--- Well, tell that to the thousands of Africans who have been deported from Europe, or drowned in the Mediterranean seas over the last few years. Tell that to the Africans who have spent, and are spending thousands of dollars on smugglers, and keep saying, '''Europe or die'''
What a beautiful family. I think a few years in Tanzania would be good for the children too. It would be an opportunity to connect with their mother's heritage.
@@ArtVandelayOfficialHow is he too good for her? He found a very young beautiful African lady that would be submissive. Do you think he is stupid? Everything is not money!! Happiness and peace of mind is also important
The are perfect for each other .He is very very humble , culturally competent and flexible.She is beautiful ,well trained and also humble. He doesn't want her to adopt some western cultural vices, she also doesn't want to see her children go through what dhe went through.And also the stay away from the envy of those who knew her humble beginings. I pray for a middle ground for both of them . They are wonderful together.
She seems to be embarrassed by different lifestyles,yet her husband sees opportunities that are in Tanzania!! Look how beautiful Tanzania is with such natural beauty!!! Wish them a successful future!! Welcome to Africa permanently 🌍🥳
I don’t think she is embarrassed, it looks like she wants to stay humble so her village people will not think she changed and that she is better than her people
She's NOT embarrassed!! stop cooking up your own ideas. I understand her thought process. She wants a good education for her kids and also wants to help her village and not seem to be patronizing them at the same time. However, I also get where the husband is coming from, while living in Tz they'll be among the upper middle class. Enjoying warm weather all year round. Easily afford domestic help at an affordable rate etc.
@@mambofornasa She said so herself, she prefers the European lifestyle, culture and the better educational opportunities afforded her kids. Living in Germany opened her eyes to a more '''civilized''' way of life.
He is true. His children will have such a grest experience. He could open a clinic in the community and she could start something anything. Hope she supports him.
She’s gorgeous hands down. They appear to be a loving family. If I were them I’d probably split my time between Germany and Tanzania. It’s always good when possible to expose children to the world especially if it is their cultural heritage. These days I don’t know if Germans have gotten any more accepting of outside cultures or those whose backgrounds are not European but for the mental health of their children they are probably better off in Tanzania these days. Europe seems to be taking a rightward turn which is decidedly anti-immigrant. Wasn’t Tanzania once German East Africa?
Irene, I’m so proud of you and your man. Don’t ever allow those in the world to keep you from your happiness. I love your beautiful family and think we should become friends. Who knows, you guys may actually land here in America where we live here in Oklahoma. It’s a great place to grow kids up in America. Blessings to you and yours!
I am a Mexican-American man that married into a Vietnamese family, and I can tell you, life is much easier when you have her family accept and welcome you into the family. We've gone back to Vietnam several times, and my in-laws are kind, warm and generous ppl. Good luck to this lovely family and I thank them for sharing their story.
Beautiful couple with adorable children. I think a few years, maybe 5, would be a wonderful opportunity for the children. It would be a terrible shame if Mom decided against that. Five years will go so incredibly fast. My son was born in Switzerland, but his Dad & I separated because of another woman, & I wasn't going to fight for anyone or anything, besides myself and our son, so when he was 18mths old, I returned to Durban with him. He's thrilled that he spent his childhood here as opposed to living in an apartment in Zurich! He did spend time with his Dad 4 times a year, and we've all always remained very close and in constant contact. PLEASEEEE consider giving your children the amazing opportunity of getting to know real life in Africa, as opposed to just brief vacations. Much love and abundant blessings from Durban 🌞🌍🦈🦓
@@BlackDoveNYC Definitely NOT Trevor Noah, who was born and raised in Johannesburg. I can't stand him BTW. You may have had Swiss Tennis Star, Roger Federer in mind. His Dad is Swiss & his Mom, South African. 🤔Thanks for your kind words. 👍🤗
I meet my husband in Brasil… we had an wonderfull life there for 8 years.Beautiful haus, i had my beautiful garden, me and my boys,some friends from my boys , people to talk… a little cute forest for the Kids Play, to feed the littlemonkeys, birds… Tucan…of course in the highst tree. The Kids loved. Ilive in Germany now!years… i dont like… but i want a scape…from the Stress… and its always Bad weather…Its cold or raining…but one day i will be back …South Amerika…
You need a soft transition to Braziou. a couple of months at a time per year it will reset you and it is important the kids explore real landscape. I mean the Portuguese ruined most of it but what is left.
Thank you for sharing this BEAUTIFUL ❤STORY, my vote is for Tanzania😀, as Tanzania needs doctor like CHRISTIAN, 👋 DW thanks ❤ for this Divine Wedding of IRENE & CHRISTIAN ❤️👍
Love is a global language. Love never has any border. Love is never know how and where and when. Love is love, you can not explain why. Love is the most power focre impact on earth. The world is changing, love can reach anywhere in the world.
What a happy interracial love story😍! May their mariage lasts & remains healthy. I wish more African women encounter such happy ending✨. They deserve to taste what love is and provides regardless of skintone.
she's so fluent. I think German is the hardest language I have ever tried to learn. Edit: Just remembered Tanzania was once a German colony before the British infiltrated East Africa
Yup. And... Germany carried out its second g-side at the turn of the twentieth century in Tanzania (then Tanganyika) between 1905-1907. First one, almost simultaneously, was in Namibia (German South West Africa) between 1904-1908.
SHOUT out to an EVER blazing God 🔥 🔥 🔥 God who doesn't sleep nor slumber... What a beautiful story...it warms my heart❤❤❤ May the spirit of the living God continue to infinitely bless this union! To God be the Glory 🙏
A wonderful pair gifted with a cute daughter. Christian's choice is wise, the couple will be better off in Tanzania: raising family and children in Europe/Germany ain't easy. Best of luck, folks !
THIS IS WHAT YOU CALL TRUE LOVE. LOVE KNOWS NO COLOUR LOVE KNOWS NO PROFESSION LOVE KNOWS NO CULTURE LOVE KNOWS NO RACE LOVE KNOWS NO SOCIAL STATUS LOVE EMBRACES ALL AND ASSOCIATES WITH ALL. THAT'S WHAT I SEE HERE.
God bless the couple.this is the world we want to see/a Tanzanian and a German get married say in USA and settled in mexico.these are some parameters for a free and just world.WE FEEL FOR THE PLANET.WE FEEL FOR EACH OTHER.
Like he said, I hope they reach a happy compromise about where to live. If as a doctor he can provide an upper middle-class lifestyle for the family in Tanzania, that would be preferable. However his spouse also probably wants the economic opportunity in Germany and the better quality of life for the family and kids. I wish them the best, the kids are adorable.
What a lovely couple. I would like to see a follow up on them in a few years. I'm from Cameroon and now live in the US. I get how she feels. I have absolutely no plans on returning home to live there ever again if I can help it lol. Hopefully the husband isn't stubborn
I wish Irene could see the benefits of bringing up the children in Africa, and perhaps move to Europe when they are older. Worked for my child quite well, and now as a teen we moved to the UK. She gets to experience the best of both worlds, but Africa and specifically Kenya, was the place to be in the initial years. Got her quite grounded. Stronger family and social structures, good international schooling. Plus you can live much more comfortably with a good income as compared to Europe where it's quite expensive. But then Europe has it's benefits too such as universal healthcare, free education, systems that work etc. Whatever decision you make, wishing you best. You make a beautiful family and couple
@@reabetsweimanmoabi7911 so then he met her at 16 when he was 28-31. Weird that no one has pointed this out, I guess this time it would go against the narrative.
My mother in law is from Ghana and married a White Brit. For her was easier to live in the UK or US than back in Ghana married to a white savior with privileged mixed children who will be seen as outsiders. She is just now bringing my wife and her siblings back to Ghana as adults. Possibly the same dynamic here.
Correct, also what some see as unique culture she sees as wanting to modernize. She does not want her kids to be exposed to that culture of doing some things at such an early age.
@@deidradahl2802 agreed. But I understand the husband's desire to help, that there is more meaningful work for him than in Germany, but they puts the pressure on his wife who has to shoulder the social dynamic that he can't understand.
Good luck to them both they are obviously a loving couple. I hope howe ever that Christian gets his wish, I think it would be a great gift to his children although I can understand why Irene would find it difficult to see this. His children as adults would be likely to find it a wonderful and valuable gift.
She's beautiful and he seems to be a nice bloke. Their happiness is all that matters. I wish this wonderful family all the best that life has to offer.
As a Kenyan who's lived in the U.S for 30 years, it would be a dream to have a spouse who wants live in Africa forever.
Here is Somali In finland for 34 yrs
Come to Rwanda, they don't want to migrate to the West.
Yea I agree
find someone from a similar culture to you in the US...or move back
As a Tanzanian I understand Irine not wanting to relocate in Tanzania.Yet.Wanting her daughers to have the best education in German.
Also I understand her husband wanting to relocated in Tanzania wantinh her daughter to be close to nature.
-Wish both you and your family happiness.
I had to relocate to Africa alone though I have family still in Europe. I was burnt out by working there, I now live a minimalist and more fulfilling lifestyle, I was stresses living in Europe. Tanzania is a good country; I wouldn't leave Tanzania to live anywhere else on this planet.
My dream is to move back to Africa. Am tired literally
@@sabri1913 I'm not going back to Europe, I've learned to live a minimalist lifestyle in Africa and I'm contented
@@justafriend3408 happy for you ☀️ wishing you the best. I hope I can too soon
@@justafriend3408 in which country in africa?
As an African living abroad, i would always choose to stay in Africa if the finances are available. It’s so comfortable there
It’s not comfortable, it’s not just about the money.
@@lvsekai live in germany, but stay in Afrika with what u have, belive me there is better.
A man of principle, wisdom, courage with humanity.
She lived her whole life in Tanzania and does not see it for her children. He sees Tanzania as a new experience to practice medicine and help the people and new experiences for their children
And that's a problem.
I understand both their points, but I hope they stick together throughout it all.
Believe me living in Africa is the dream. There are great private schools in East Africa with great education systems.
The experiences one has on Africa is fruitful and enables one to empathetic compassionate merciful, kind in the west,it's the opposite
@@ladysafari01there are great private schools all over Africa is one is interested.
I'm East African close neighbor of Tanzania. I'm living in USA and I'll kill to move back to my country with a husband who's privileged to make a living in my country.
I miss the daily beautiful weather in my country, the organic food. I suffer from Vitamin D deficiency on a regular basis and I have to be top of my levels to make sure they're efficient
My sister works with an International organization (East African countries, with 3 months in Tanzania on women/children health.
Always, my request is for her bring me the Tanzania peanuts and vanilla.
These peanuts are the most organic from East Africa, very tiny but loaded with all the best natural fats for your body.
The vanilla is absolutely amazing.
Tanzania recognizes the global warming problems and the government has invested in a different type of farming--especially with cattle. Teaching farmers to give land time recover upto years ...
u are from Uganda, from the description above.
I've been to Tanzania, Zanzibar and Bagamoyo Province. I hope to God that I will one day be able to return. I would love to leave America one day for good to go live there.
One word - humility. The man is just humble!
This guy is going to live the happiest life ever
Irene has really mastered Germany, she speaks it like a language she has known,
Very impressive, the resiliency of Africans, despite her upbringing!! I feel so much joy when I see interracial marriages!
Most of us Africans master German in a short time because we need a B2 level to start a career, and we don't have extended families so we need to help our kids with school homework. German extended families are very distant. A woman also needs the freedom to go to a gyne without needing a translator.
@@nomxhosapekani7966--- '''Interest is the soil, in which knowledge and understanding grow''' Most people can learn a language if they have the interest. People like me, who does not have the full capacity to readily process a new language, has a harder time with it, still we try.
It's a matter of love and survival. The greatest motivations on earth.
I too married out of my race as a woman of color and have children as well, and I can say to Irene it’s very advantageous for your girls to have a connection to their Mothers homeland! German culture will not be enough for them to feel emotionally, spiritually whole later on in life! Christian is quite right to want Tanzanian adventures for his children… especially with European discrimination, and social difficulties emerging more lately. Perhaps a nice compromise of a few years experiences & connection, especially while the girls are young…
I believe that the richness of Africa will bring good luck to your children. At least I pray so!❤
Excellent advice. The key word for Irene is compromise, for a few years.
u mean u married a klingon??
I agree with you
She is in love with Germany and the life they live there. He loves her culture and has a love for all people.
You are close to the essence of the situation. Hope I am wrong, but if you look closely at their expression for the camera, body language and eye contact, it seems they have been discussing this for some time. Irene lived in a community with not many advancements, and her husband have had his fill of wealth and wants nature. He met Irene carrying something heavy on her head, understandably she wants more for her kids
@@deidradahl2802someone who has not lived rural whether in bad conditions or not but rural won't understand what you are trying to say her home town has a long way to go and her experiences compared to what she has lived now also bring her to wanting her kids live good,I live in my capital City now with kids we visit my village once a year but I find it hard accepting my kids to grow up there though I see my retirement taking me back home
Like you have said they have a different perspective of rural life depending on their experiences growing up most people might not see this they might consider her country as a whole being good but her mind is still stuck with her childhood which she doesn't want her kids to see
She is a gold digger.He is a genuine nice person thats the difference 🤷
@@Globus7791-- If she is a '''gold digger''' then he would be the first to know, as he is way more sophisticated than her, also much older. Maybe he desired her young body, and she wanted his gold, if so fair exchange, they both got what they wanted. She was exposed to a better way of living and does not want to go back to that.
@@Globus7791 how? For wanting her kids to have a decent life? Not extravagant, decent..
Its amezing how she mastered german language for short time.
I know right when there is a will there is a way.
Tanzania was once a German colony as was Namibia, Burundi, Rwanda, Cameron, Togo, and even Ghana.
@@ArtHistoryProfessor Ghana was not part of it.
We are all human love is the key to our survival. Cherish it
@@dailylearning1706 Togoland, former German protectorate, western Africa, now divided between the Republics of Togo and Ghana.
As a Brazilian woman who had the privilege to live in Africa (South Africa) as a teenager and young adult and who now lives in Austria, I wouldn’t think twice before moving back there given the chance. I spent some of the best years of my life there. I’ve been to Tanzania a couple of times and loved it. ❤
Gorgeous lady. He's a lucky man he found himself a beautiful family. Many blessings ❤🙌
She is a lucky woman. From a mud house in a village to a German doctor. Can't you see that too 😅
@@travelerawakenings8477no because we don’t view the world the way you do through racist sociopolitical stereotypes. We see that “He who finds a wife finds a good thing” just like Boaz who found Ruth and the King who found Esther. Peace be to you ❤🙏🏾
Very lucky man and many blessings to this beautiful family. 🙏🏾❤️
@@travelerawakenings8477Because you think that material wealth is everything in life.She is lucky to have met a good man. I know people who are living in mansions but arent happy!!
@@travelerawakenings8477 What is your IQ reading? Just curious.😊
He knows what Germany thinks about him and his family. He’s trying to protect them at all cost.
What is germany thinking about him ehn? Mr. know it all
@@BabyJoy818 Yeah exactly , he's obviously an american
What is it you think?
I’m a woman of color who lives in Germany for some years and yes I know what you’re talking about… it’s called discrimination & racism… yes it does hurt and navigating that all the time as an outsider is very draining… having a connection to Africa will help the girls to have a strong loving, accepting foundation to have as a backup, at least I believe this.
@@BabyJoy818no disrespect but I’ve experienced Germany as a woman of color and I know what this man says is 💯 correct
i am from Philippines and after 18 years here in Düsseldorf, Germany - i can no longer live in Philippines - because of security, availability and comfort
It's really funny how I was lucky enough not to have problems of security in the Philippines, I thought it was the most secure place to be in during my Asian travels. Loved the people and their friendliness especially in the hoods and down town
i disagree there is nothing like living in the country you are from 😅
It was a wonderful documentary about a wonderful relationship ... good luck and best wishes for that wonderful family
I spent about 50% of the time in Tanzania in the last 15 years and can totally understand the fascination. If you have a European salary (which I did not), you can have an amazing lifestyle but even on a moderate income (my own business), you can live well. People (most), climate, wildlife and food are wonderful and if Covid hadn't happened I may well have immigrated too. Concerns are medical care and children's education which are only available in the cities and very expensive.
He's gonna work in healthcare so i guess they got that expense covered
Why would anyone move from a 1st world country to there
You must be crazy
@@ArtVandelayOfficial Have you lived in both environments yourself? I can assure you there more benefits in Africa than in the so called 1 st world countries, for example, kindness and not selfishness, togetherness and not discrimination, cultural history and not the empty modern society, contentment and not mental health issue etc etc etc. So your comparison must be from a place of lack of knowledge.
@@nalunga64--- Well, tell that to the thousands of Africans who have been deported from Europe, or drowned in the Mediterranean seas over the last few years. Tell that to the Africans who have spent, and are spending thousands of dollars on smugglers, and keep saying, '''Europe or die'''
@@nalunga64 All those things are present here so please don't try to set up false narratives to protect your pride
What a beautiful family. I think a few years in Tanzania would be good for the children too. It would be an opportunity to connect with their mother's heritage.
He has a good heart!
Too good for her really
He’s a Doctor.
@@ArtVandelayOfficial You sound really jealous.
@@ArtVandelayOfficial Leave Elaine alone. I'm talking about the one from Seinfeld. 😆😆👍
@@ArtVandelayOfficialHow is he too good for her? He found a very young beautiful African lady that would be submissive. Do you think he is stupid? Everything is not money!! Happiness and peace of mind is also important
Perfect timing! Let me get comfortable for my evening documentary ☕️
Heartwarming story. Wish them a long lasting love. Hope their choices work out best for all
The are perfect for each other .He is very very humble , culturally competent and flexible.She is beautiful ,well trained and also humble.
He doesn't want her to adopt some western cultural vices, she also doesn't want to see her children go through what dhe went through.And also the stay away from the envy of those who knew her humble beginings.
I pray for a middle ground for both of them .
They are wonderful together.
Beautiful couple, beautiful village and merging of two beautiful families through marriage! ❤❤🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
She seems to be embarrassed by different lifestyles,yet her husband sees opportunities that are in Tanzania!!
Look how beautiful Tanzania is with such natural beauty!!!
Wish them a successful future!! Welcome to Africa permanently 🌍🥳
I don’t think she is embarrassed, it looks like she wants to stay humble so her village people will not think she changed and that she is better than her people
She's NOT embarrassed!! stop cooking up your own ideas. I understand her thought process. She wants a good education for her kids and also wants to help her village and not seem to be patronizing them at the same time. However, I also get where the husband is coming from, while living in Tz they'll be among the upper middle class. Enjoying warm weather all year round. Easily afford domestic help at an affordable rate etc.
@@mambofornasa She said so herself, she prefers the European lifestyle, culture and the better educational opportunities afforded her kids. Living in Germany opened her eyes to a more '''civilized''' way of life.
She's a mother, of course it's about her children
@deidradahl2802 they could get a better lifestyle in Tz that what they have in Germany
This is a long time planning which she doesn't understand
Irene looks like a model. Tanzania is a nice country.
Stop with the flattery. She’s very average.
@@kiuk_kiks You are jealous. It's OK to let your fangs show now and then.
@@kiuk_kiksthat’s not an average looking lady!! She is gorgeous after having two children and coming from a remote village!
Shes pretty..I can see why Christian noticed her.😊 ❤
She could do modelling.
I was thinking the same thing.
Agreed
Be honest at least... come on
Calm down, buddy. She's cute but not model status
@mariomilledge "Model status" is in the eyes of the beholder. I've seen a lot of models who are not as good-looking.
Beautiful family. If we could all be so compassionate a loving transcending cultural barriers we could achieve world peace!
He is true. His children will have such a grest experience. He could open a clinic in the community and she could start something anything. Hope she supports him.
the patients would pay him in chickens, fruit and vegetables. She won't wear it.
He seems to be a very good man. Bless him
She’s gorgeous hands down. They appear to be a loving family. If I were them I’d probably split my time between Germany and Tanzania. It’s always good when possible to expose children to the world especially if it is their cultural heritage.
These days I don’t know if Germans have gotten any more accepting of outside cultures or those whose backgrounds are not European but for the mental health of their children they are probably better off in Tanzania these days. Europe seems to be taking a rightward turn which is decidedly anti-immigrant.
Wasn’t Tanzania once German East Africa?
Gorgeous video thanks DW!!!
That's a good guy right there. I hope they find s good middle ground and wish them a strong and happy marriage.
She's beautiful, even with 2 kids! That man's a lucky man!
Irene, I’m so proud of you and your man. Don’t ever allow those in the world to keep you from your happiness. I love your beautiful family and think we should become friends. Who knows, you guys may actually land here in America where we live here in Oklahoma. It’s a great place to grow kids up in America. Blessings to you and yours!
I am a Mexican-American man that married into a Vietnamese family, and I can tell you, life is much easier when you have her family accept and welcome you into the family. We've gone back to Vietnam several times, and my in-laws are kind, warm and generous ppl. Good luck to this lovely family and I thank them for sharing their story.
Oh woow, a lovely story
Beautiful couple with adorable children. I think a few years, maybe 5, would be a wonderful opportunity for the children. It would be a terrible shame if Mom decided against that. Five years will go so incredibly fast. My son was born in Switzerland, but his Dad & I separated because of another woman, & I wasn't going to fight for anyone or anything, besides myself and our son, so when he was 18mths old, I returned to Durban with him. He's thrilled that he spent his childhood here as opposed to living in an apartment in Zurich! He did spend time with his Dad 4 times a year, and we've all always remained very close and in constant contact. PLEASEEEE consider giving your children the amazing opportunity of getting to know real life in Africa, as opposed to just brief vacations.
Much love and abundant blessings from Durban 🌞🌍🦈🦓
Durban and KwaZulu-Natal in general are beautiful. Your son is like Trevor Noah. Isn’t he Swiss and South African?
@@BlackDoveNYC Definitely NOT Trevor Noah, who was born and raised in Johannesburg. I can't stand him BTW. You may have had Swiss Tennis Star, Roger Federer in mind. His Dad is Swiss & his Mom, South African. 🤔Thanks for your kind words. 👍🤗
@Annie-ZA - Trevor is a good comedian. Roger Federer's mother is of Iranian ancestors, they moved to SA like may others.
@@quilijohn8634 Roger doesn't refer to himself as half Swiss & half Iranian! He says SOUTH AFRICAN.
@Annie-ZA - Yes I know.
such a heartwarming story! 😊
What a beautiful story and family. I hope the very best for them..Thank you for telling it.😊🎉
Very good.
Love has no barriers!
What a beautiful Story ❤❤ i pray they find a middle ground and still be Happy as a family wherever they reside in the world
I hope he is aware of all the challenges of living in an African rural area
Sadly pirates will probably get him 😔
@@ArtVandelayOfficialwe don't have pirate dear in Tanzania nor war it's not like in the movie
@@BabyJoy818 Watch your words with me!
I'm a powerful white man so show respect
@@ArtVandelayOfficialYou dont bully anyone for not sharing your opinion.
He wants to them to live their life in the city but also visit the rural areas.
I love their understanding and culture reception of each other.
I meet my husband in Brasil… we had an wonderfull life there for 8 years.Beautiful haus, i had my beautiful garden, me and my boys,some friends from my boys , people to talk… a little cute forest for the Kids Play, to feed the littlemonkeys, birds… Tucan…of course in the highst tree. The Kids loved. Ilive in Germany now!years… i dont like… but i want a scape…from the Stress… and its always Bad weather…Its cold or raining…but one day i will be back …South Amerika…
You need a soft transition to Braziou. a couple of months at a time per year it will reset you and it is important the kids explore real landscape. I mean the Portuguese ruined most of it but what is left.
@@PHlophe true!😃
Thank you for sharing this BEAUTIFUL ❤STORY, my vote is for Tanzania😀, as Tanzania needs doctor like CHRISTIAN, 👋 DW thanks ❤ for this Divine Wedding of IRENE & CHRISTIAN ❤️👍
So nice. Thanks for sharing your experience 😊
Thanks for watching!
Both of them are beautiful, lovely, and humble.
Beautiful family. Beautiful couple.
What a beautiful wholesome couple. This is how human relations should be. Love between people no matter where you are from
Love is a global language. Love never has any border. Love is never know how and where and when. Love is love, you can not explain why.
Love is the most power focre impact on earth. The world is changing, love can reach anywhere in the world.
What a beautiful story, wishing the couple all the happiness in the world. 😍
Beautiful family ❤I’m so happy for Irene and her mom 🥰
This is beautiful
Tanzania is such a beautiful country and probably have the calmest people in Africa.
Such a beautiful couple. Well done.
Beautiful story
Lovely family, Irene is smart and pretty, wish them all the best in life!
This man is truly love her ❤️
Very beautiful story, and family. Both of them are very brave.
Wherever they go, whatever they do May their paths be blessed! I always love seeing mixed couples. They transcend all social boundaries, prejudices.
Mr Christian will live the happiest life and respected by all Tanzanians. God bless the whole family.
Seems like the couple both have this “grass is greener on the other side mentality”.
What a happy interracial love story😍! May their mariage lasts & remains healthy.
I wish more African women encounter such happy ending✨. They deserve to taste what love is and provides regardless of skintone.
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Irene is a smart woman. She could have been a Doctor if she was given the opportunity. They both are lucky to find each other.
she's so fluent. I think German is the hardest language I have ever tried to learn.
Edit: Just remembered Tanzania was once a German colony before the British infiltrated East Africa
True.
Yup. And... Germany carried out its second g-side at the turn of the twentieth century in Tanzania (then Tanganyika) between 1905-1907. First one, almost simultaneously, was in Namibia (German South West Africa) between 1904-1908.
Learn Swiss German😂😂
@@ravenblack7052 wow
SHOUT out to an EVER blazing God 🔥 🔥 🔥
God who doesn't sleep nor slumber...
What a beautiful story...it warms my heart❤❤❤
May the spirit of the living God continue to infinitely bless this union!
To God be the Glory 🙏
Beautiful stuff. Peace and love
She is so lucky 😊
What a beautiful love story!
You made the right decision in a partner Irene!
wow its real amazing to see love in the air.
we love you and appreciate you Christian.
It is much better and more beautiful than Cinderla story 😍 ❤️ ♥️ 💕 it is real, and love found the way between both of them❤❤
Awesome 🎉
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful story and Beautiful family
What a beautiful family: I wish them all the best...
A wonderful pair gifted with a cute daughter. Christian's choice is wise, the couple will be better off in Tanzania: raising family and children in Europe/Germany ain't easy. Best of luck, folks !
A beautiful family!
Beautiful Family ❤
Great point of contention among couples
Beautiful story ❤❤❤
Congratulations on addressing the issues of a mixed couple. Specifically, Irene.
Bob, even i was surprised
@@PHlophe Irene should explain more about her concerns. I hope she is able to share her profound thoughts.
Her home town is beautiful .
I like this documentary
Thanks for watching!
THIS IS WHAT YOU CALL TRUE LOVE.
LOVE KNOWS NO COLOUR
LOVE KNOWS NO PROFESSION
LOVE KNOWS NO CULTURE
LOVE KNOWS NO RACE
LOVE KNOWS NO SOCIAL STATUS
LOVE EMBRACES ALL AND ASSOCIATES WITH ALL. THAT'S WHAT I SEE HERE.
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respect for African moms, i realy like that slap at first.Thats why marriage is not an easy thing in Africa,from Ethiopia
God bless the couple.this is the world we want to see/a Tanzanian and a German get married say in USA and settled in mexico.these are some parameters for a free and just world.WE FEEL FOR THE PLANET.WE FEEL FOR EACH OTHER.
She is so stunning!
Life in Europe is a lot of stress
If you think European stress is bad, try living in the prison house of nations called the USA. 😢😢😢
@@Coalwarrior2012oh really, i live in germany. Is there life heavy?
@@FacheAkk Life in the USA is driving more citizens to poor mental health, poverty, and increased suicides.
Happy story ❤she speaks German fluently. I’m also married with a decent German man but I never want to live in Germany.😊
Like he said, I hope they reach a happy compromise about where to live. If as a doctor he can provide an upper middle-class lifestyle for the family in Tanzania, that would be preferable. However his spouse also probably wants the economic opportunity in Germany and the better quality of life for the family and kids. I wish them the best, the kids are adorable.
Lovely couple❤
What a beautiful sight than the Eternal snows of the Kilimanjaro Mountain! I want to visit Tanzania🙏🏾
What a lovely couple. I would like to see a follow up on them in a few years. I'm from Cameroon and now live in the US. I get how she feels. I have absolutely no plans on returning home to live there ever again if I can help it lol. Hopefully the husband isn't stubborn
I wish Irene could see the benefits of bringing up the children in Africa, and perhaps move to Europe when they are older. Worked for my child quite well, and now as a teen we moved to the UK. She gets to experience the best of both worlds, but Africa and specifically Kenya, was the place to be in the initial years. Got her quite grounded. Stronger family and social structures, good international schooling. Plus you can live much more comfortably with a good income as compared to Europe where it's quite expensive. But then Europe has it's benefits too such as universal healthcare, free education, systems that work etc. Whatever decision you make, wishing you best. You make a beautiful family and couple
well may be in their elementry school years they can stay in Tanzania and after then go back to Germany after that
Wha't the age difference between the two?
If she's born in 1994 making her 30... that guy can't be younger than 40 ... my guess is his between 42 - 45
@@reabetsweimanmoabi7911 so then he met her at 16 when he was 28-31. Weird that no one has pointed this out, I guess this time it would go against the narrative.
He's so handsome and down to earth. I pray i find this kind of exotic love❤
My mother in law is from Ghana and married a White Brit. For her was easier to live in the UK or US than back in Ghana married to a white savior with privileged mixed children who will be seen as outsiders. She is just now bringing my wife and her siblings back to Ghana as adults.
Possibly the same dynamic here.
Correct, also what some see as unique culture she sees as wanting to modernize. She does not want her kids to be exposed to that culture of doing some things at such an early age.
@@deidradahl2802 agreed. But I understand the husband's desire to help, that there is more meaningful work for him than in Germany, but they puts the pressure on his wife who has to shoulder the social dynamic that he can't understand.
Good luck to them both they are obviously a loving couple. I hope howe ever that Christian gets his wish, I think it would be a great gift to his children although I can understand why Irene would find it difficult to see this. His children as adults would be likely to find it a wonderful and valuable gift.
What a beautiful love story may god continues to bless their families