Girl Finds Her Birth Family ONLINE & Meets Them! EMOTIONAL ADOPTION LOST FAMILY REUNION

Sam and Seleena's Prequel Documentary: • Epic Family Reunion: S...
Part 2: The 5th Sibling: • Father Meets his 5 LOS...
Follow Samantha on IG @sammiimartin Seleena @vnmesesisi
Thomas @thom.as.allan Shayla @shaylaallan Kyle @kyleledotnet
Shayla and her twin brother, Thomas, were adopted at 6 months old by a family from Calgary who relocated to Trinidad for work. Meanwhile, two older sisters were adopted previously and still live in the Toronto area. Due to unfortunate circumstances, difficult situations, and past struggles with the law, Shayla’s birth parents lost custody shortly after they were born. Shayla always knew her birth parents’ full names and used Facebook to find her birth mother and followed her throughout the years. Just a few months ago, Shayla’s adoptive mom noticed a girl on her birth mother’s page that resembled Shayla a lot. Eventually, when Shayla was able to reach her older sister Seleena, she was also able to reach her oldest sister, Samantha. And with these connections, finally Shayla found her father, a former Vietnamese boat refugee who immigrated to Canada by himself.
#Vietnamese #FamilyReunion #Facebook
Directed, Filmed, Edited, Music directed by Kyle Le
Associate Produced by Shayla Allan
Music Composed by Antti Luode
Trinidad Drone footage by Richard Ramirez
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Toronto Nature Drone footage by Kyle Le
Special thanks to Kevin, Robert, and my Toronto viewers, and everyone who appeared in this video. Thank you for letting me tell your family reunion story.
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[@kyleledotnet]

The 5th Sibling Documentary Is Up! Check it out! - kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3rXdq1slpaNZpI

[@autummsun]

Beautiful!

[@Dragonfirecs]

there are 3 more kids...waiting more video from you :)

[@dopemanjace]

I'm crying

[@kingmajin6999]

@@Dragonfirecs Wait wdym

[@HaroutBlack]

Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross “Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13

[@jaxonfreeman1756]

The biological parents created four beautiful children but the adoptive parents created four beautiful people.

[@DasPolarlichtlein]

word

[@natalieraeann]

this is the most under rated comment on here.

[@mirandabisnou1307]

Absolutely AGREE 💕💞👍🏼

[@DeepBlue7]

Best comment

[@ratboygirl]

100%

[@stella7478]

“I’m not a bad person, I just took the wrong path and I lost everything” 😭 my heart

[@SS-tc5mq]

Takes a steong man to admit his faults i hoe so kucb they all stay in touch they all gave do much live and blessing to those adoptive parents use raise amazing kids xx

[@Respect_all_life]

❤️❤️❤️ This Story!

[@g.a.7467]

@Asli Celikkol I can talk because I'm in a similar situation. It is very easy to abandon a BABY, leave it to another family to take care of and then say you regret it!

[@devourer1389]

there is no such thing as a bad person, the devil that is controlling them is the bad omen not the person who is getting controlled.

[@borisveromunoz6289]

Princessa The dad sounds very sincere

[@mariahalexis_x]

when the father said he looked for his children and couldn't find them and tried to commit suicide multiple times... my heart broke. i'm so glad he got reunited with them, and that he's still here to have been made that possible. sending so much love to this family

[@PM-oq6ku]

God damn. It's a fucking show. Maybe they aren't even related. I wouldn't trust anyone these days. Maybe It's all faked for people like you

[@ovalsteiner6543]

@mariahalexis_x when you said your heart broken, it's broke me too... Adopte me please 😁

[@allen-castle]

​@@ovalsteiner6543bro what

[@JessicaL085]

When he said daddy's here my heart broke into a million pieces! No matter how many trials we have in our life, addiction, depression, trouble with the law, no matter, we deserve happiness! This man was in prison and he couldn't do anything to keep from losing his babies 😭 I'm so glad they welcomed him!

[@dintlekubheka09]

I'm so proud of their mother for making the tough call, I've heard a story of a mother slipping into depression and taking her own life as well as her 5 kids but she survived 😭 it was so sad

[@hikikomori5]

Can we just stop and applaud the adoptive parents for a minute. 👏

[@user-ut3qx8so8i]

Ikr?? They've raised them all so well and without taking their original heritage completely away for them or raising them to spite their biological parents. They're wonderful people ❤️

[@cacaniyah]

Incognita Smith ok 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@shayshayvlogs8977]

Incognita Smith im adopted and i get bullied for it☹️☹️😞😞

[@piglet2928]

@@shayshayvlogs8977 I'm sorry! Being adopted is so very special.

[@shayshayvlogs8977]

Denice Ward ❤️❤️

[@rangaroo6385]

When the dad kotow-ed on his knees to the 2 adoptive mums, my heart broke. For an Asian that's the highest form of honour you could ever give someone

[@goldensunkiss5099]

That's one of the moments that struck me in awe about the father's intentions. So happy for both birth parents.

[@Rinsuki]

Yes it is.

[@c9sus4]

so true.

[@MrAndroidData]

i just wished they would of hugged him aswell

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

RangaRoo Lol depends on what kind of Asian...Asia is a continent not one single country/nation🙄

[@miasgardenadventures2998]

I love how evolved his thinking is. He says..."these aren't my children anymore" knowing that he can not go in and play a father role like they are kids but he knows he can be a support and friend to them. The childhood bond with your child is made from birth to about 5 yrs old. I love this reunion. Their personality traits will blend and come out more. This family union is unique and beautiful. What a wonderful new life they will have together.

[@miasgardenadventures2998]

@@totobigi798 Believe in your heart and continue to hold that love in your heart. Send them good vibes. I pray this loving connection is met for all of you.

[@coolrelax82]

That is true but he was also preparing himself for IF the children rejected him. It showed how much it mattered that it went well with his children (to me).

[@imadubsfan1]

@@coolrelax82 It really shows he's thinking about them and not himself. To see that they're ok and doing well and that accepting him is just a hope, but not a requirement. That shows how genuine he is and how genuine his regret is.

[@CarlosLopez-cd9up]

Friend? The fk are you talking about? He is will always be dad. This will be the beginning of their relationship.

[@nuwon8154]

That's a LIE. They are his children. You don't know what you're talking about.

[@coraliehobson1307]

For me, the most important part of this video are Shayla’s Shayla’s words. “People make mistakes and you can build on them or you can just stay there.”As an adopted adult who is very blessed by having had supportive adoptive parents and a loving maternal birth family with whom I was reunited in adulthood, this is the best way to really live and this is how we truly make the most of ourselves and each other.

[@ijustneedmyself]

❤️

[@queensidney1372]

Am i the only one who bursted our crying when he said “daddy’s here” omg my heart 💜

[@valeriaecheverry9872]

i was balling

[@Noirrdiorr]

I was laughing 😂 “daddy here”

[@ricardoquaresma9163]

I was dying lmao. Like it’s a good moment but I cringed a lil when he said daddy’s home.

[@aubrey6720]

Queen Sidney No 😭😭😭😭

[@sognodiangeli5436]

No.......am still crying!

[@CarolCao]

I started tearing up when the father was talking about committing suicide many times and tried so hard to look for his kids.

[@bryon29able]

Brakes my heart to see him cry

[@leynanguyen7748]

Carol I had a break down cause I didn’t realize how special my dad is to me and what he goes through

[@iamevil8582]

Carol I looked at it like he was manipulating her

[@iamevil8582]

Leyna this dad didn’t go frew eny thing for he’s kids he got rid of them now he wants them back now that there older and that all the hard work is over he doesn’t have to take care of he’s children now that there adults my biological dad gust contacted me o face book about haif a year ago he used to beat my mum that’s why we left him I told him to fuck of and never talk to me again if he did we would be meeting up to fight

[@along58]

It’s Timy I have small Willy that’s not what happened with his story though.

[@felicianicholas3668]

i love how the brother stays strong and holds the girls together when they are hurting. its beautiful.

[@AnnetteEberly]

When the dad said, daddy is here. I couldn't stop crying. This is so precious. The kids are ALL great looking. What a beautiful story. Happy ending.

[@TheNDCC]

“I’m not a bad person, I just followed the wrong path” This line is so powerful for me because there are so many people that I know that are good but are going down the wrong road.

[@kaoutar4277]

me too, and its my brother ..

[@CarolinaHernandez-nk4fu]

Destiny true lucky the ones who find their way back to the right path after they realize they have been on the wrong one

[@CarolinaHernandez-nk4fu]

@@kaoutar4277 keep praying that your brother find the way to the right path. Many blessings for you and your family hoping that one day your brother overcomes whatever he is going through

[@kaoutar4277]

@@CarolinaHernandez-nk4fu Thank you beautiful kind soul, Ill keep praying for that to happen one day ❤

[@michyx2732]

so true, somtimes they arent aware of that.

[@xofatima8841]

i love how the blonde haired sister got close with everyone so quickly, you can tell she wanted the family back so bad

[@user-qk1hf8cx4c]

You got so much likes... I want to reply to show you how much likes you have. Nice comment

[@xofatima8841]

ななみちあき aww thank you so much! 🥺❤️

[@Latecomer_sunshine]

Why did she put up for adoption?

[@xofatima8841]

Nunubi Chothe i think it’s because the parents weren’t financially able to take care of the children at the time but i’m not 100% sure

[@katsukibakugou5325]

Jesus loves u all & he is coming soon

[@ais4386]

I’d like to see an update when the 5th child is found. This was heart warming. I’m so happy they all got reunited. 👏🏼💕

[@kyleledotnet]

Just waiting for Canada to open up.

[@autriajones-hurst9853]

They found her 10 months ago

[@brbapappa]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3rXdq1slpaNZpI update

[@allycampbell473]

@@autriajones-hurst9853 is there a video on it!?😭

[@jseedoubleu]

​@@kyleledotnet any current update????

[@Stopcensoring]

The adoptive parents, wow. Hands down so generous and supportive. They raised the children absolutely beautifully. Much respect, even to the birth parents. Everyone is wonderful and much love and respect.

[@nguquaxanguyen5224]

he wanted to commit suicide when he lost the right to his children. My heart literally broke. The pain and guilt must have been tremendous

[@HoaXinh77]

being in prison and staring at the four walls everyday

[@HungNguyen-su7qc]

Thuy Huynh thank you for the comments

[@jethrineharrison7504]

Losing ur children is something a parent will never ger over

[@journeysinthiscrazyworld682]

Many birth parents feel that way unfortunately

[@eileenblacksher6119]

I have a set pf twins out there somewhere. Eric and Tammy Miller. Probably married and kids now. Maybe evan grand parents by now. .

[@justasshly1791]

It broke my heart when he said "There not my kids anymore. They are just my friends."

[@name-hy6qh]

Heart

[@justsubscribetomefornoreas8774]

ALEXANDRA'S WORLD /ASSHLY'S WORLD 🌎

[@sathyaxox61]

Army!

[@joy7859]

ALEXANDRA'S WORLD /ASSHLY'S WORLD its true though. He’s very respectful about it he knows all the effort they have done raising their children.

[@jvkaila]

Army ♥

[@NinaZuccaro0824]

I’m so happy for all of them, but especially their biological father. He is over the moon. So happy.

[@deeglasgow5647]

“I tried to commit suicide” was the line that broke my heart. Uncle Hung I am glad that you’re okay and you got to meet your children man.

[@joudsalman1582]

Official DenDenn time span??

[@itsyagirlfadde6466]

Joud salman 19:57

[@joudsalman1582]

It’s ya Girl Fadde tysmmm!

[@hanhan7771]

Official DenDenn AND I- OOP

[@vv-ro6ti]

Uuijuu

[@kai-kw9qw]

when he said “daddy’s here” it was over for me

[@karissagrams8006]

Same here i broke down

[@lovify4388]

Karissa Grams nigga what, I started laughing lol

[@daniella4673]

Karissa Grams how do u cry over that I was laughing and saying “don’t say that 😂” I was kinda cringing as well

[@ki3855]

i went from “☺️” to “🥺” to “😭” so fast

[@karissagrams8006]

@@daniella4673 beacause it was sad...

[@sactownism]

Samantha - The goofy one Seleena - the emotional one Shayla - The mature one Thomas - Non-emotional one until the end 😆

[@saylor22]

aye aye aye!! where am i in this list!!! hahaha

[@sactownism]

I don't think you were introduced in this video until the very end when your father said, "i need one more..." and when Samantha said "she'll be here." I can't think of anything right now for you, but you will be known as the youngest daughter.

[@saylor22]

@@sactownism hahaha i know!! just messin with ya :)

[@sactownism]

Would love to see Kyle do another reunion video of all 5 of you again.

[@Mystiiiiiii]

I like how Thoman calls his sisters "short one" pure sibling energy

[@BillVorhees]

I'm a Korean Adoptee I cried like a baby watching this. I'm so happy for these children. A beautiful story of enduring love and redemption.

[@willdoherty2849]

the oldest daughter was the only one with memories, thats y she broke down the most omg my heart broke

[@sophieee765]

How do u know 😅

[@IvorySheppard]

Yep. I'm the 2nd oldest out of 7 siblings.We were all adopted when I was 5. When we finally met each other for the first time about 6 years ago, my older sister and I were extremly emotional because we had all the memories of being put through the system and being taken away from our mom.

[@angeleyescampbell9786]

@@IvorySheppard which country was this?

[@staceychance650]

@@IvorySheppard sending lots of hugs to you, I cannot said "I understand how you feel" because words aren't enough and I can never comprehend the true feeling of adoption. I ccried so much watching this...

[@IvorySheppard]

@@staceychance650 So did I !!

[@kazoo04]

when he said “my children, daddy’s here” i cried buckets 🥺

[@mdsquadlife3571]

I definitely did lol all I can think of is Justin Timberlake Cry Me a River LOL because that's literally what I just did is 6:13 in the morning in Odessa Texas and I'm up eating a bag of BBQ chips and crying a river especially at that part when he said daddy's here gosh we are emotional babies LOL

[@kazoo04]

MD squad life legit done the same but uk instead lol

[@king-turtle1599]

me too.... as a father... i am in tears soooo much

[@Kaxxonxbox]

I’m adopted and now at 25 I hope to have this one day. So good to see you guys coming together and living this experience with each other, it’s inspiring ❤️

[@MrAnjarue]

When I first clicked on this video, I was not expecting anything but lost siblings finally getting to meet each other. To see them meet their parents was unexpected but I am glad they all were able to meet both mom and dad. I am glad they were able to have a family reunion. This video actually made me cry. May their connections stay strong.

[@adrianadrian6426]

The foster parents did a really good job at raising those kids!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@palonskymiranda2521]

They was foster parents but they are their parents! Is not such a thing of foster parents for those who adopted a child! They your babies not matter who give birth to them. Is two ways of be a parent one from your belly and the other is from your heart.🥰

[@Emperor_1971]

Adrian Adrian right n they was nice enough to let this happen

[@akajol]

Palonsky Miranda yassss! As a former foster parent to now an adoptive parent, I appreciate this reply.

[@palonskymiranda2521]

akajol I understand!

[@palonskymiranda2521]

I understand very well! I am a mother of 4 and my last one, born from my heart, is incredible how much we can give to a child if we open our heart to this children! Beautiful children! Soo perfect in every way! I encourage adoption 100 percent! 🥰

[@vannlydelo2506]

The way he bowed to the adoptive parents....just so so valuable for asian to do that and it’s really show how thankful and grateful he is😭❤️

[@ICYEONSS]

@@Emma-mm7se bowing is showing respect lol

[@kerapaige2491]

Crisp Chim well your an idiot 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@zamzamabdullahi9670]

Crisp Chim it’s for respect, you won’t see my Asian friends bowing to their friends (around their age) but they’d do it for someone older or in a higher role/title then them.

[@julievo9122]

Crisp Chim it’s a way of showing respect and we only do it when we really have/need to

[@leetuathao]

When we bow, its because we are truly thankful and appreciate what those have done or are doing for us. An example would be letting us marry their daughter.

[@msheckleman1767]

To all the adoptive parents, I thank you. The heart you have and the lives you saved...Priceless.

[@MB-vu7ue]

10:25 i love how they immediately fell into the sisterly, brotherly, bullying the hell out of each other relationship so quickly.

[@lchavez4713]

Everyone: *emotional* Thomas: I’m just Thomas (Legit tho, this made me cry)

[@nesrose98]

@@user-rp5zq3bl8c Huh what? No they seem like good genuine people to me how can you judge them like that? And what does your comment have to do with the one above?

[@tinayay3208]

Rose I was gonna say the same. Like what does the comment have anything to do with this😂😂

[@tinayay3208]

asleep and you seem like the type who talks about everyone but when get caught say no you didn’t say shit. Oh right all bark no bite kinda person.

[@mixedmegamings]

I was waiting for the whole thing to end because I knew he would cry towards the end...

[@aaathifa6228]

He is the only guy...he feels left out a bit... and as guys we tend to not get emotional at all 😂 esp in public

[@Chanceisafoodie]

“Why is your hair like that”? It took her like 10 seconds to make a big sister comment. 😂

[@maybejim3298]

Since nobody else wanted to reply. FAXXXX

[@nicalljohn9007]

There is always one.

[@maybejim3298]

Nic Alljohn 2

[@scarlettista6930]

@@maybejim3298 3

[@maybejim3298]

Mrs Animate I was finna say 4 but it’s actually 5 lol

[@jctell1014]

Wow. The way the daughters did not want to let him go...just met the man, and yet they're all Daddy's girls. It's like they finally found what's been missing. I really hope they stay in contact with him and build a relationship as much as they can.

[@sealife22]

Hats off to their adoptive mothers who made this possible and supported them wholeheartedly through out the way. They were just there for the kids. So much joy. God bless these very giving ladies.

[@jspekbb6]

One things for sure, they made some beautiful children

[@shaunlowe5108]

Yeah i was like how

[@EchaKiut]

Yea, they all really pretty.

[@captainle8087]

Adrian Wilson for real

[@natanyaful]

I'm actually jelly

[@fernanduh624]

Ikr

[@franchescagozon3740]

Can we take a minute to appreciate the adoptive parents like they let this happen they told their children the truth and they let them look for their family and the 2 mom's stayed out of the way while they were all talking. That must be so hard for them to accept and allow them to do this. Hands down to them

[@himmsingz]

😇😇😇😇

[@jennmooney]

I think anyone who adopts a child of a different culture has a duty to teach them at the very least, the language, dialect of the area they were born n-as generally children separated from birth mothers (at least in my case) always have a longing to be reunited. Actually if the children haven't had the time after birth to bond with their mother there is a receptor that remains open/empty in the brain. Glad they have met with their birth parents.

[@pauladrnec-thompson9496]

@DC DC old l..l.oop

[@lauravartolone2048]

The most selfless thing a parent who knows they can not properly care for their child is to put them up for adoption. She did good. The adoptive parents did an excellent job in raising those children. Bravo to both!!.

[@danaeto6898]

I was thinking the same. As a mother, I can imagine how hard it was... Great people 💕

[@haleyngo]

What makes this even harder for me is that I am Vietnamese and watching and understanding almost every word the father said… it was so strong and sad at the same time

[@funtimenzo]

when she said “oh my god my family !” That made me feel something in my heart

[@bethany6205]

I like how the brother was reserved at first but crying at the end.

[@michaelscott-joynt3215]

It takes time for guys to release emotions. We tend to hush them. You can see how he doesn't socialize much at first, and from his body language (arms held close to his body). A lot of female energy and their outpouring of emotions have an effect as well. Emotional release makes you more vulnerable. I think the challenge is having to let their guard down and accept being vulnerable.

[@fasiapulekaufusi6632]

Being the only boy, i know how it feels. You have to stay the strongest so the others can be resilient.

[@onkjvfmsv]

Being a Brother, you try to be strong for your sister(s) and hide your emotions, and i think him seeing his 3 sisters crying, and finally meeting his dad,and then seeing his Dad leave after catching up, had him show his emotions..

[@bethany6205]

I only have sisters 🥺

[@onkjvfmsv]

@@bethany6205 Sorry Beth, i didn't know you only had Sisters, being a male, i think we try hard to be the strong one for our sisters, and our Brothers as well..I guess that either yourself or one your other sisters, try to be the strong one for the other siblings

[@angelinanguyen3709]

“at least if I die tomorrow, I’ll die smiling” iM CrYinG BuCKets

[@TanSai24]

GOD BLESS HIM (QAQ)

[@manwam101]

*least

[@ubahabdi444]

Me too im crying the sea right now this Is So EmOtIOnAl SoO eMoTiOnAl DuDe

[@JT-dj9vx]

I'm so happy that they got this chance that was such a precious moment 😢💛❤

[@xerocomplix3657]

Least************

[@ahhpotato]

awww i can tell that the second eldest daughter definitely would have been a daddy’s girl if they all grew up together

[@hngrypanda5973]

Nothing pulls harder than the"bond" that family feels. Miles apart you just feel it.

[@hylt3704]

Everyone really doesn’t like the girl with the blonde hair but honestly I think she was amazing. It really felt like she knew how to keep the conversation going and was already like family to everyone.

[@dawnpratt846]

It's there sister who care what someone thinks !

[@nmac6533]

I like her a lot!!!!

[@evamartin8732]

She is OK. Very much like her father ... A little crazy. Seeing her type reflected in her father will give her some composure.

[@Cyndiraz1]

She is an extrovert and the rest seem introverted. She said she is a recovering addict. I was curious if she was taking medication to keep her off drugs..Those medications usually make some people hyper.

[@cutiepiebby]

I think it's because she's the eldest and the one with the most memories, plus her addiction and all

[@kaileymarie2251]

I can see the blonde gets her goofiness from her father. How heartwarming.

[@fariqmohamadnor4994]

omg,these kids are heroes, and greatest respects for their foster parents whom supported n made it happened... got tears n joys altogether in me

[@sarahs.9340]

I felt like I went on an emotional journey with them. 1st the sisters then their Mother & finally their Father. This was better than any show on cable tv. I felt whole for them. This was an extraordinary gift their adopted Mothers gave to them, a complete act of selfless love to bring them all back together. Thank you. I cried watching this.

[@gigiguzman2747]

This kids are so forgiving and so full of love. I am so humble by their level of acceptance and understanding.

[@MsViva710]

Yes yes yes

[@janiceraby6175]

There’s nothing to forgive. This mum wanted more for her children than she could give them. This must have been extremely hard for her.

[@gigiguzman2747]

Janice Raby say someone that never been given away or abandoned from her parents.

[@moitae1107]

How i wish i can meet my unknown dad in the future also. 😞💞💕

[@leetuathao]

Im glad for them. You're truly in God's graces when you forgive someone

[@janjanbeckham8]

The biological father is amazing, saying that he is their friend, the foster parents who raised them are the real parents.

[@amberrose1108]

No their not, they are the people who took care of them, the foster parents. The dad is the real dad.

[@Vinterfrid]

@@amberrose1108 Yes, they are. They are the ones who were there and raised the children. The biological parents are the ones who gave life to the kids, which isn't the same as being parents. Parenthood isn't just giving life, you know - it's raising the kids that is the true meaning of being a parent.

[@philomenacalliope8688]

To quote guardians of the Galaxy "he may have been your father but he wasn't your daddy". The person who raises and love you is your mom and dad not who brought you into this world

[@Nanssiii]

If they feel like that,it is what they feel !

[@mariortiz7971]

The foster parents literally said “no they’re our children “ including the biological mother and father. It’s amazing to see them all reunite they look very happy. A family is a blessing. And them two women did a great job raising them up to be great people in life. The video was very emotional to watch but beautiful. The message the father said in end is facts , to the families going through it should do what’s right and best of children always.

[@beekay926]

This is the most beautiful story! “Daddy’s here” completely had me in tears.

[@apsietese8718]

Much Love going out to the loving adopted parents who were so generous to raise them and importantly gave freedom and guide them to reunite. I failed to hold back my tears.

[@callielee6705]

i love how they all immediately clicked like they have been together their entire lives!!

[@TheJamiesLSRP]

callie lee it’s weird because that is how it is. I recently got back in contact with my sisters this year and even though it had been 18 years after the first initial awkward and tearful moment you just click

[@HoaXinh77]

@Life or death? You choose I spoke to a Viet woman, who's Viet husband was raised by a Jamaican couple.

[@fernlow1786]

Where is "daddy" now!??? Out of their lives I presumed. Disappeared again, maybe will turn up if someone pays him for another programme.

[@justinlaboy6837]

im 6'2", 280lbs, security officer and night club bouncer and im covered in tears.

[@Anyakolokol]

Aww you're a gentle giant GBY

[@angeleyescampbell9786]

Justin layboy Ur too sweet....

[@emeldamcdowald8521]

Justin LaBoy you're human❤️

[@JT-dj9vx]

Let it out man - this journey was emotional to watch💛

[@7nehaful]

❤️❤️❤️

[@lilianabatista9867]

To the adopted parents; you guys are truly special. Thanks for the love you guys gave this kids that aren't yours

[@ChickenFerLei]

This was AMAZING!! So heartwarming!! Screw those people that disliked this! Like how could you dislike this?! Good for you guys!! I’m so glad you guys got to experience those little family moments together! Soo happy for you all. Beautiful,

[@binhpham3186]

For me the most touching moment is when the father was on his knee and bowed down to the adopted parents. That is the highest form of appreciation in some Asia countries. And for some of you who keep saying "Why did they give their children away?", "why didn't the birth parent have responsibility for their children?" "It's a betrayal to their adopted parent". It's easy for you to type all of these but have you ever walk into their shoes?

[@SparkyGecko]

My mother gave up two up two of our siblings, each time it drove her into a deep depression and caused her to relapse. Even worse was it was supposed to be an open adoption but the people moved and told my mom they didn't want her around anymore. People don't even realize how hard it is to give up your child and realize your baby is out there and you cant do anything until they decide to for themselves.

[@gabrielsanchez2189]

Well said, No parent/parents that has a good job, nice house, healthy relationship with their husband/partner give up their child..... yes it's hard for them to understand but that is not the type of person who gives their children, it's all circumstances.... If anything they made the best decision ever at the time. 💙

[@drawitout]

People are misunderstanding the situation, but the information is in the film. They didn’t give the children away. They were taken away. At least that’s how I understand it. Both parents were in trouble with the law and making bad decisions.

[@Luna-rr2us]

@@SparkyGecko I Hope very much you LL be reunited soon. Love from Germany

[@trav1971]

Prostration is the ultimate sign of respect , it’s genuine af💯💯

[@johnquigley3691]

I love how the siblings act like they were never separated and the fact that they are so close

[@HKim0072]

Oddly for siblings, it's pretty natural. I felt close to my biological sister the minute I met her. We visited my grandparent first and the floors were really warm. I fell asleep on my sister's leg since I was jet lagged after a 12 hour plane ride.

[@lilakitty84]

Yes, so much love its as if they were never apart.

[@angieivezaj1526]

right

[@DadePomsouvan]

Beautiful kids having no resentment, hatred nor blaming, and full of love and compassion with such great attitude towards life; this is what happens when children are brought up in a loving home, hats off to their adoptive parents.

[@2009LuckyStar]

So much emotions just watching them reunite and I can’t begin to imagine their pain of being separated as a family, and so happy they found each other. I really would like to see the follow up and reunion with their youngest sibling. Best wishes and happiness ❤️

[@vjgucci9784]

When he bow down saying thank you and show them respect that got me 😭😭😭❤️

[@FikiNom]

Me too 😥😥😥😰

[@btsa.r.m.y1240]

Same 😭❤️

[@moonchild7502]

Where?

[@joan-lisa-smith]

@@moonchild7502 watch the video!

[@How_Am_I08]

yeah, he's very thankful.. it made me cry.

[@virsacei]

I legit teared up. when he said “they’re not my children, they’re yours.” and when he said he tried to commit suicide, that got me so sad. :(

[@kaiflrts9769]

Literally us army’s feel the same no joke

[@nico-co6hi]

Withered Rose stfu.

[@p8090]

When he said they’re not my children I low key felt like he was avoiding responsibility for them. That’s probably not what he meant though.

[@lqstdragon1500]

@@p8090, same for a bit, but I believe that he meant it something like: "You weren't raised by me, I failed you, you're not my children, you're theirs, so don't give me additional respect.'"

[@lqstdragon1500]

@@aiden4893, she was talking about the >US< army.

[@simshill295]

Wow tears of joy for a long awaited reunion. Beautiful! Thankful for adoptive parents and birth parents making good things happened. 🥰

[@suexyong1742]

One of the most beautiful family reunion between lost children and their parents. Awesome great job Kyle. Love it.

[@hanaj]

I’m glad both sets of kids were with each other. That they had a biological sibling with them.

[@nesrose98]

Except the youngest :(

[@odiledhaene131]

@@nesrose98 who do you mean?

[@nesrose98]

@@odiledhaene131 At the end the father said he wants to see his youngest daughter too who is 15 and they said they'll see her soon. I think they are waiting for her to turn 18.

[@user-wu7ru7sq4i]

@@nesrose98 oh

[@Sooopa_Doopa]

@@peanutbutterandjellyy Blessed are the fruit 🙄🙄🙄

[@michellepalmer924]

Big respect to the mother for loving her kids enough to know she was incapable of caring for them. May God restore them.

[@rinrin1912]

Yes it must have been hard

[@boxxofchocolate6618]

Best comment on here

[@Novemberrain111]

When the dad came out and said daddy here omg i couldnt stop crying!! I could feel that daddys pain he needed his children and I hope he gets to see them often

[@holasoydora-_-24]

The parents who adopted them are just amazing people to raise these all good people.

[@stick6261]

You can already tell the brother will be the pillar of all his sisters. They way he hugged and comforted them all towards the ending was amazing.

[@jisunee602]

Not to mention how patient he was with his sister who took his blanket and poked fun at him and the time she got sticky boba hands when her drink spilled and she put those hands on his shoulders when she went to go to the bathroom and used his body as a leverage to get up and out xD

[@GR-cf6ng]

Yes! 💜💜💜💜

[@300c06]

jisunee602 I’m literally the same with my sister lol but she’s my only sister so i let her do whatever she wants with me when we see each other since we don’t see each other often

[@addison9418]

Me scrolling through KZbin happily: KZbin: you haven’t cried lately here!

[@richardchiren2425]

Addison Thomas if this isn’t the truth 😭😭😭 dammit youtube!

[@gleedoson9029]

Lmao😂 @adison Thomas

[@hufflepuffxlovex]

Me right now 😭😭😭

[@RevanBC]

Google AI is reading emotions through your front camera. Probly thinks I'm in pain all the time with this chronic whackin off.

[@alexandrasdrapetomaniacmin7186]

Same

[@lasabiaa]

The gratefulness from both parents toward the adoptive parents and the humbleness of the adoptive parents made me cry. Beautiful 😍. God is good 🙏🏻

[@ringerajuster3658]

This has inspired me a lot....family warmth has great radiance. Clearly a stranger can't tell they've been 18 years apart...especially with the Dad. I'm gonna embrace this too one day and find my mum.

[@loserlover3808]

I love how that one sister first meets her brother and then instantly makes fun of his hair🤣🤣

[@aiyanafigueroa7489]

Everyone in the comments like "the girl with the blonde hair was so rude as soon as she met her family she roasted them" I feel like she was just breaking the ice and that's something I would totally do! She didn't want to feel uncomfortable around her siblings. And I'm 11 years old like..

[@AnOriginalYouTuber]

A proper family so soon! Its wonderful!

[@syahcaen4923]

That was sibling does. And thats also can only happen between sibling.

[@MyRockstar777]

Siblings. They’re all young. What can ya say.

[@Ernthir]

@@aiyanafigueroa7489 You are wise

[@michelleee210]

It breaks my heart to hear the father say “they’re not my children, they’re yours” He will always be their dad, but I think he feels so much guilt and sadness having his kids go to another family and being raised by someone else that he doesn’t deserve the title of their Dad. I hope they are able to build a strong bond together. They are family, not only by blood, but love as well.

[@brendon2462]

He's just being honest and fair to himself and them.

[@skiangel3962]

He is just being honest. Your father is the person who gave you life. Your dad is the one who made it worth living. A father and a dad are different. Anyone can be a father. But it takes a special person to be a dad.

[@LittleBella774]

Im your 600th like :)

[@dr.drakofly756]

I am like #666! BOW BEFORE ME!!

[@theLordismysheperd98]

@@skiangel3962 actually your mother gave you life.

[@jimmylee1776]

This is a wonderful story- a miracle that the siblings were able to find each other. Thanks to the adopted mothers who helped to make this happen. I’m so lucky to come from a family with 7 children & none of us was adopted out. I’m forever grateful to my parents for their love & care. I wish this family all the best & many happy years together. God bless you all, from Australia 🇦🇺

[@B1ahtax]

Loved this story. The dad showed his heart and it was heartfelt and genuine. Blessed be this family

[@soshiprint1351]

Honestly.....I think Samantha (blonde) was only breaking the ice. No malice or rudeness. Notice that the first time she meets everyone, she immediately calls them "my family", no awkwardness. She's just seems that type of person, let's not judge her so quickly. I'm so glad everyone found each other. If you all found the 15 year old sister, that'd be amazing.

[@marlenenava5116]

They did find their youngest sister, but her adoptive parents did not let her be a part of the biological family reunion.

[@soshiprint1351]

Marlene Nava oh man ㅠㅠ that's sad to hear....maybe one day when she's older, hopefully.

[@ohrenata]

Being the oldest she might remember things a little. How much she longed for that, I can only wonder. Edit: and any troubles she might have had could steam from that. She might have complexes about that. Losing her family as she knew, her siblings and all. Selleena reacted the other way, she is more emotional, shy. They used to sleep holding hands. Its all there.

[@alienbean7508]

soshiprint Shes abrasive and rude so it seems at first, but i can tell itll be endearing down the road. Easy to miss understand, but definitely no malice.

[@hellosweetheart3350]

I didn't see anyone talking bad about her and why? She's a good girl just like all the rest.

[@shaylaabebe6841]

I love how chill they are about there parents they don't feel really akward

[@CrazyMonkey-wm5hz]

Except the boy

[@awp-erator4525]

​@CrazyMonkey-wm5hz he's the only dude. and it's awkward to cry and stuff in public man bro. I'm sure he's happy to be reunited with his family

[@rorironan4840]

Finally got to watch this after finding out about it a few months ago. Really makes me appreciate family a lot more than I did before. I hope good fortune and many blessings come to the siblings and their dad and family members. Beautiful ❤️

[@keithwhite1756]

Kudos to all of you for making this beautiful video happen! I am sure it will inspire other adoptive kids and families Re-Unite. It was very touch and so memorable and definitely a great moment of joy and fulfilment from all involved. Thanks & much Blessings to all 6 of you and also to your Adoptive Parents and siblings.

[@FORTHEBY_BY]

We adopted our Filipina daughter at age 3. She’s now 18 and will be seeing her biological parents and 10 siblings for the first time soon. I can’t wait! What a heart warming story.

[@2frenchies777]

Will you be posting a video? This is amazing, you are amazing!

[@SnapszDuhh]

Wow. 10 siblings. I can’t imagine how overwhelming that would be for her but so amazing at the same time😭

[@fineassbae6167]

Update please

[@user-qk1hf8cx4c]

Update !!

[@jeliaaa5492]

would you be posting a vid?

[@tinanguyen2418]

We need a documentary with the 5th child when she is discovered!!!! All of the kids are so breathtakingly beautiful and kind. Love this!

[@mulkishariif3931]

Tina Nguyen YESS!

[@RyArmani]

I'm thinking due to her being a minor, she may have a closed adoption. They now have to wait until she's 18 to contact her. But once she hits 18, I absolutely agree. It'll be cool to see their reunion!

[@niadaniels1044]

@@RyArmani whatt thats crazy

[@RyArmani]

@@niadaniels1044 Yeah, the father said she's 15 and he'll have to wait 3 more years. With closed adoptions, the biological family aren't able to contact the child. I don't even think they're given any details as to where/who the child is adopted. Everything is closed (sealed). After the child hits 18, it's up to them if they would like contact. The adoptive parents no longer have control.

[@niadaniels1044]

@@RyArmani thanks for sharing that knowledge! it's kinda messed up but I get it.

[@goshdammitali3777]

I’m so glad they’re all reunited. What a sweet story! 😭

[@Christopher_J]

Ngl, I teared up a little when the children reunited with their father. And their mother is such a sweet soul who just had life hard at an early age. Excellent job done by the adoptive parents as the warmth and love emanating from these kids is palpable. Three years on I hope all you guys are doing just fine. Love from London UK. ❤️🙏🏾

[@VioletJoy]

"When I examine myself, I am not a really bad person. I just took the wrong path... and I lost everything." He's a very deep, understanding person. ❤

[@marknewin952]

I know......so sad. The suffering he must have gone through for the past 18 years. He also tried to commit suicide in prison. He even bow three times to the adopting parents. In Asians cultural you don't do that to a living person! I have Soo much respect for him!

[@FikiNom]

That was so poignant. Happy that he has forgiven himself and now good things are happening for him

[@luvkapruwan_iift2836]

Boys don’t express their emotions?... I am crying a river over here 😭😭😭😭

[@JA-SF2TX]

Same here 😫

[@-i_own_you_-]

Hmm

[@eccentricpigeon5639]

They feel just as much but they dont seem to cry as much

[@-i_own_you_-]

@@eccentricpigeon5639 true

[@Odysseus1999]

The dad certainly showed his emotions

[@lotomansuu6871]

A true story of tears & joy... WOW...!!! The older, the story gets, the newer & better their story gets.... Every good or bad happens in life for a purpose. River of blessings with joy & happiness be upon everyone of you that's part of the story...

[@lesliegarrett4124]

Oh these awesome kids to get to know each other now and make contact with biological parents, is so wonderful to watch! I especially love how one girl cried that she wanted her dad to stay here, so sweet!

[@itsangeeelll7741]

I loves how Thomas is being the "big tree" for his sisters and cried at the end...my heart cannot take it

[@FikiNom]

Its Angeeelll he was so emotionally closed off but was happy to finally see him opening up

[@Wronginteraction78]

I noticed the oldest one was the most emotional towards meeting her biological father . She must’ve loved him. 🥺

[@redeh2]

She probably has the most memory of him.

[@Wronginteraction78]

redeh2 yea that’s what I was thinking

[@redeh2]

​@@Wronginteraction78 My comment is from experience. :)

[@Wronginteraction78]

redeh2 oh well that’s interesting. So you were adopted?

[@redeh2]

@@Wronginteraction78 No. I was an infant when my dad migrated to USA. I have two older sisters; one is 6 and the is 3 years my senior. So my oldest sister had the most contact-time with my dad just like Samantha (probably) did with her dad.

[@nikkicao8567]

The kids are adorable beautiful human being. Thank you to the adoptive parents. It’s so emotional seeing his reactions seeing his kids for the first time. It’s obvious that he loves them and regretted the choice he made resulting in losing his kids He said he made a mistake and regretted for the rest of his life. Wiping my tears away with a smile.... Happy days everyone!

[@cinramirez8627]

Glad that your children came to find you. They are all so gorgeous! 💝

[@frranchescaa]

this is why I cant watch videos like this because I start crying like a baby 🥺

[@carolynmema2010]

Me too! I rewind the moment their dad came through the gate and said, "My children!" I cried again...

[@janiceraby6175]

No need to cry hun. The birth mum wanted more for her children than she could give them. Very strong mum who could let them go.

[@marlymanaois2208]

same here

[@janskee9363]

A real tear jerker. My shirt is soaked.😓

[@Cutehavior]

Im literally bawling, I seriously can't... lol

[@ServantOfYHWH]

Siblings should never be separated.

[@Romy---]

But it's very difficult to find someone to adopt 5 kids together. Anyway some of these kids were separated one after another, not all at once.

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

@@Romy--- true. I admire people who adopt siblings together even though it's a huge responsibility.

[@jenniferp9136]

Agreed, but Romy has a point

[@sabrinasap]

@@Romy--- but there's only 4 kids

[@Romy---]

Sameera Latif Did you watch the whole video? They mention the youngest daughter several times, even at the end the father is crying while only talking about her. And they say "there's one more left and then we'll be all together". She's 15 and because she's underage he can't contact her yet, so he says that he has to wait three more years.

[@LoganW143]

Being that my dad is literally my best friend. This video really got me. The way their real dad expressed himself really hit. I’m not a crying but I’m leaking bad on this one. I’m so glad he was finally able to see his children.

[@gingerblair2932]

This is one of the most precious videos I've ever seen-cried tears of joy with them. They all have such good attitudes for each other!

[@LiloLilo-wz4qx]

When he said daddy’s here I busted out crying

[@chrismendez8441]

Lilo253 Lilo253 yeah same because it’s hard for me and my young siblings because it’s rare to se are dad so that made me cry 😢

[@xxsimtasticnessxx9932]

me too

[@editzzcompilation7091]

Lilo253 Lilo253 sameee!!!!im sobbing so bad!!

[@QueenQt67]

I did also bcuz it remind me of my beautiful humble daddy who passed away almost 5yrs now he use to say the same thing Daddy’s here or daddy’s home 😭😭😭😭😢bless him

[@LiloLilo-wz4qx]

Queen QT stay strong 🙏🏼

[@VHOPE_OT7]

I CRIED SO MUCH WHEN HE SAID “DADDY HERE” I LOST IT 😭😭

[@christinemary9397]

Me too...me too.

[@simple.exility6753]

😂

[@BeautifulBrett]

I just paused the video at that part and came to the comments, im such a mess right now lol

[@rolandomacarang1674]

Im so happy to see all of are united...it breaks my heart when i heard a voive of a father shouting Daddys here! it was a wonderful feelings to see everyones happy and finally united as a family again god bless

[@PoetReBlossoms]

This is a beautiful story of acceptance of self and others, wrapped with so much love and understanding. What touched me most, was when their Father left to go home, and the watched him leave, and their brother wrapped his arms, as though in proud protection, of his sister's, then he too, shed his own tears of joy and sadness combined. This is a blessed family. They have so much ❤️...