Kidnapped By My Father

[@Lifewithlori-xox]

She didn't cry when talking about herself but broke down when talking about what her daughters' experienced. A mother's love 😢

[@neillambert7106]

He said "Its not in our culture to divorce" but its ok for him to gamble and drink.🙄

[@joannedickens2238]

@@neillambert7106 they are all up to it. It’s a misogynistic religion. Good for goose is SOOOOOO not good for Gander. Woman are waaaaaay down the respect ladder in these countries. So yeah he can drink, smoke, have affairs, but she SHE BELONGS to HIM. And that’s that! 😡😡

[@pixiepixie8114]

Hypocritical religion

[@CynthiaMurat]

@neillambert7106 exactly such a hypocrite

[@bxbxb1]

@@neillambert7106 yo wtf

[@michellewhyatt4438]

I am in tears here. Congratulations well done. You never gave up. You're together now.

[@CarmelaCandela-yv4yz]

To see her girls kissing and hugging their mom 😢 i cant stop crying 😭

[@mynameiseve.1]

I dont know why because the whole first 25mins were heartbreaking, but i burst into tears as she said the girls were outside but i couldnt see them because their faces were completely covered over. That just really got to me and will forever get to me! It infuriates me that some cultures/religions have these views of women, that they are lesser. Its disgusting!! Women have it hard enough in "the free world", i cant even imagine for a second living in a strict muslim country as a woman. Terrifying and makes me sick to my stomach!

[@FF-by6ci]

@@mynameiseve.1 This is Yemen, girls do not go outside unless chaproned and fully covered. They take them out of school right after puberty which can be as early as 8 years old. Married off to a much older man. Its one of the worst places to be a girl/woman. Some girls after marriage are never seen again by the family, you can imagine what their fate is like. Too many girls die giving birth due to being physicallly too young.

[@mynameiseve.1]

​@@FF-by6cibelieve me, I know! that's why I commented on that. others are commenting about how brave the mom is, how awful the dad, wow they found each other etc. for me the absolute devastation in this video is that what you wrote in your comment! I can hardly bare it tbh! I grew up with so much respect for me as a girl. my mom, an ex catholic irish nun, my dad an atheist german....both of them hammered into me that I should never ever think a boy can do anything more or better than I can, that boys/men are not greater or better. I lost my parents at a young age, but they gave me this along the way. I am horrified, heartbroken and devastated that women/girls have it any other way!! Dont ask me why, but I can hardly breathe that this is the way of the world there, and other places. And that is always what hits me the hardest.

[@ויקילהב]

You understand what now what Israel is going through with types like this and more from the Muslim terrorist organizations, kidnapping and murdering children and mothers and old people and just agricultural citizens and a party of young people who dance in nature early in the morning when they are sleeping and you in Europe are protesting against the enlightened progressive democratic state of Israel

[@celticwarrior777]

Me too i cried through this

[@ibtisamal-said6160]

I couldn't stop crying, watching your story. Im almost 70 years old, i was taken from my Irish mum , in the UK with a proomis she will see me when i come for summer holidays, from boarding school in Cairo. My dad and my toddler brother and our German Oparegirl , who he later married came through Cairo n went on to west Africa. I didnt see my mum till i wat 17, i tracked her down with the help of the Salvation army. Im soso happy for you and your daughters

[@suubanjabane219]

I am so sorry you went through that.

[@vickythefist7062]

Did you have a good life even though your dad stole you ??

[@BaanSamui]

Me not - because everybody knows, the tragedy will unfold! they promise everything and after the marriage, the horror starts. read Betty Mahmoody‘s book!

[@BaanSamui]

What is „Oparegirl“ ?? Is it „au pair girl“ ❓😂

[@bricktastic2602]

@@BaanSamuiwhy would you think it in this situation, remotely appropriate to not only point out a spelling error but to also add an emoji? Shall I go through your other comment and point out your numerous grammatical errors?

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

What a nightmare. You have to be so careful of who you decide to be your babies daddy.

[@munchkinheaven7877]

So true, better the boy next door

[@feeltheillinois]

i dont know why any woman would choose to have a child with a man from the middle east.

[@Jane-zp7hy]

That easy to says when you are not the one affected.

[@munchkinheaven7877]

@@Jane-zp7hy ??

[@marthacastro9162]

Exactly!!!

[@kellylestig4941]

Incredible incredible story I cried at the end what that man did to that family is horrible. My heart went out to that mother for 30 years. She missed her kids and never moved in case they would ever contact her. Thank God, they have been reunited such a terrible place to grow up in Yemen.!! thank God they are all back together. Praise God.

[@AfricanUSA-th9ov]

Me Too. I Am Here Still Crying. Rest In Peace Nadia. I Love How Nadia Was Kissing All Over Her Mother

[@Monikaummos]

Jackie, Nadia, Rehana, Safiyyah. I am so very sorry you had to go through this ordeal. A loving parent wouldn’t do this to his children. It’s just power hungry men who would love to control lives of others, regardless of their beliefs. Despicable. My heart goes out to you all.

[@tinatingleehong8739]

Especially Muslim father

[@LisaD-yy4gq]

@@tinatingleehong8739 This happens everywhere and everyday. Nothing specific to a group. Other than when other groups do it ...their faith and background isn't in the forefront and mention as a reason to why except for Muslims.

[@Mergerie_Smithaton]

One person caused decades and generations of trauma. Those poor daughters. Hope Rahannah and her family can join Jackie.

[@norasno1768]

It got to me when she met her youngest daughter. God works in mysterious ways to reunite them. Shame on the government for not getting the girls back, since they were born in there country, sack the office that didn't do their job.

[@RochelleHa]

Beautiful family,I must say. It was really pleasant to know that the men who married the girls turned out to be good loving husbands. Sorry for your loss of Nadia,it was at least wonderful to have met her for the last time.

[@KARIMELUCIAQUESADA]

his story is a real one, full of terrible sadness and joy, as well. I cant uderstand so much evil in a man who took away the chance of 3 little girls to embrace the love a good mother. He was a bad father, cruel to the girls, neglecting them...selfish person, such a little soul. Culture influence is one thing, but evil is another one.

[@Danolboy]

well done those teachers

[@fatmaalbeity9097]

Am a muslim woman and Yemeni origin my advice to my fellow women out there before you decide to be in any relationship of different backgrounds do research on the culture and religion to avoid this things to happen...first of all this guy didn't live according to his beliefs or culture ..he was a hippocrates he was out there clubbing dancing drinking and be in are relation out of wedlock all this unislamic secondly the first two daughters were legitimate in Islam he can not claim this 2 girls they belong to their mom he has no rights over them so knowledge is important he's rightfully daughter is Sofia ... adultary is forbidden because of this it's denied the children right ...so sorry to have suffered the way they did both mother and daughters. But with determination she found them

[@jetodessa5484]

Thank you for this. It's really insightful. I hope you are safe x

[@xskrym]

Cultures aside, Jackie's husband was just an all round horrible human being.

[@ashwaagkarama1588]

I was thinking the same... people are blindly blaming the culture or religion based in where the person comes from when in reality those people aren't cultural or religious and that's why they are there in the first place.

[@GT-mc9eg]

​@@xskrym No he's a typical Muslim from a Muslim country. I'm speaking from experience.

[@JOHANNA-qd6iz]

Why only his 3rd daughter is rightfully his. They were all born within the marriage all born in Cardiff. He was having relations outside of the marriage when all girls were born.

[@janmariablackwell8138]

This was such a tragic story with a wonderful ending. I married an Iranian man and came back to the UK when I was having difficulty with my pregnancy. He expected me to recover and go back but my pregnancy was complicated, so I remained in the UK. Once my son was born, I realised the marriage had to end. He threatened to get into the UK and take him. He managed to get in via Scotland when my son was 3 years old. He knew where I lived and what nursery my son attended. None of that knowledge came from me. Knowing this may one day happen I had informed the nursery and so when he turned up there, they immediately phoned me and wouldn't allow him to take my child. He's all grown up now, but I still have palpitations thinking what might have been.

[@FortheluvofGod]

😱

[@yasser.official4434]

So sad. I wish Jackie and her daughter a lovely life in the uk. Karma does come back and the father was killed. He will be punished for all the wrong and hurt he has caused.

[@mj3026]

Oh wow this had me sobbing smiling then sobbing again, how heartbreaking & what a evil man doing that to his 3 kids & ex wife, I’m so glad the eldest remembered her mother & life before being taken

[@virginia2949]

Why did this woman's parents not stop this? A fifteen year old girl with a 28 year old man?? The police would have arrested him. This woman made a lot of poor choices and continued to make poor choices. She is lucky that he did not kill her youngest daughter. She never thought anything through. Glad that the youngest daughter was able to make it home. All three girls suffered needlessly. :(

[@PolaBeaver]

Yeah, I don't get it either. Why did the government allow them to get married.

[@myopinion4600]

She didn’t get married until after the second child was born. She would have been 18 by then.

[@virginia2949]

@@PolaBeaver I think they got married later - after the second child was born. But just having a sexual relationship with an underaged child is a crime. The parents could have controlled this by getting the 28 year old removed from their daughter's life.

[@virginia2949]

@@myopinion4600 I forget how old she said she was (if she said her age) but I remember she said after her second child was born. Eighteen is probably legal age then..??

[@SA41959]

@@virginia2949He should never have been clubbing, drinking, sleeping around, having kids out of wedlock in the first place since he was supposedly “Muslim”. His own parents are also to blame for not instilling in him Islamic values which are opposed to the indulgences he found in the West. Of course had he been a woman things would be very different! As a Muslim woman I’m disgusted by him and the community that turns a blind eye towards this male behaviour that still seems to be ongoing today. He ruined three innocent girls lives by not abiding by Islamic values and norms.

[@sammytee70]

This is extremely traumatizing .. hits so deep ....Jackie is a strong woman ❤ so happy she's reunited with Sophia and her children..but so incredibly sad about her other two daughters and grandkids ..😢

[@know-your-worth7641]

I am so so sorry. I have no words. My heart hurts Emotions

[@vickythefist7062]

She must have been a really loving mum for her daughter to have remembered her mum in such way and that letter she wrote must hsve been heartbreaking to receive .

[@rim1060]

The father is evil 😢😢 .

[@cakaudrovelady]

I couldn’t stop crying towards the end. I applaud this mother for holding out hope

[@rom0akhtun2673]

Jackie has a heart of gold, its such a shame that they had suffered so much. I couldn't stop crying whilst watching the video 😢. I hope and pray that you all live a happy and healthy peaceful life. All the best ❤

[@LIZZIE868]

I know of a case that is happening right now, a Mexican mother in India, her three children were taken away from her and there is no one who can help her. Very sad

[@rubyred6954]

There are so many stories like this one! These cultures are just not compatible. Omg I just got to the part of the story where Nadia went through such a horrific experience so tragic and sad, I can’t stop the tears😔. God bless this momma, I can not even begin to imagine the rage and anger and yet she’s still has a grace about her

[@SA41959]

The issue here isn’t about different cultures…the problem is these men who indulge in the Western lifestyle of sleeping around, having kids out of wedlock, drinking and clubbing, securing the unassuming white girl, then abusing and exploiting religion when it suits them for self interests to oppress and manipulate her, without having any knowledge of the faith of Islam which is utterly opposed to what he has committed. The repercussions of this is that daughters from that marriage pay the heavy price of their father’s guilt where he fears his sinful lifestyle will come back and bite him on the bum through his daughters indulging in the same misbehaviours he committed. Hence the extreme measures of repression and restriction on the daughters to the point of mental and physical abuse where the rest of their lives are ruined.

[@wumao_gang1020]

Yeah IMO marriage within different cultures can create huge problems unless if both are willing to adapt different values and ways of life. Or one side follows the other culture

[@Madamegato]

The unfortunate thing that is universal is the entitlement of men. Femicide happens the world over, as do parental kidnappings, rapes, and more. We need to teach our boys better, not just in the Western world, but everywhere.

[@viktoriagleiner6848]

What a story!! Incredible, cried a lot. All the best for the whole family!

[@sxox9086]

Im a muslim i had a lump in throat whilst watching this 😢, he was not god fearing. Nothing religous about him, cannot imagine what jackie went through!!

[@BRENDAPHILLIPS-kv8dd]

Yes I understand, and I feel for you..pray to Jesus for a miracle 🙏 ✨️ 🙌 ❤️ 💖

[@plagues3124]

@@BRENDAPHILLIPS-kv8dd As a Muslim we don’t “pray to Jesus “ but Who created Jesus Alaihi Salam and that is Allah SWT Who created the heavens, the earth, all the prophets, peace and blessings be upon them!

[@pam190]

God Bless You.

[@lisamareepritchard6375]

I’m crying here, such a tragic yet heartfelt story. I love how Sophia & her family returned to Cardiff, hopefully they will be able to stay 🙏❤️

[@MiracleBaby1987]

It should not take 35 yrs to be able see your kids and to be able to see your other grand babies!!

[@mariateixeira6379]

Who is looking on June 2024 ? 2025 , 2030 ….? God Bless All the Good and Wonderful Mothers.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹❤️

[@tasneemhayati092]

Here, 2024 june

[@maganalia]

Watching from New Zealand and crying for this family over so much time apart from their mum.

[@shinelikeadiamond8954]

What a strong mother she never gave up on her kids Jackie I hope u don't feel u haven't done enough u have ❤

[@sharonbrazier3001]

I see this and remember the Birmingham girls that were taken to Yemen, its heartbreaking, i hope your and family have much love and that you get your other daughter home so very sorry for your daughter that you lost she will always be with you ,many blessings to you and your family ❤😢

[@maryk8030]

@@sharonbrazier3001 I’m from Birmingham and I remember our final year a girl came into school saying she’s being taken back to her fathers home country to get married ! We were 16 it was horrifying she came in crying and not wanting to leave the school, the school really fought against this father and with the police and socials help they managed to take the girls passport and she ended up being taken into care etc, she’s now a nurse and a mother and happy. We are now 28 and as I’ve seen life and learnt more about the world I often wonder about what her life would have been like, we see each other at mutual friend events and although now we can sometimes make a little morbid joke about it , it’s sad that this still happens

[@sharonbrazier3001]

​@@maryk8030I hope she's happy and safe there was a girl that I had as a friend she was oider than me but not by much she had sisters that were very little twins her family moved when the twins were little, a few years ago I thought I seen them they looked very much like there big sister I never had the courage to ask them I often wonder what happened to her and if she's happy I think she would be in her early 50s now we are from a little town just outside of Birmingham

[@Liz-sq9pf]

Omg this absolutely broke my heart I can’t drop crying. A mother’s true love .

[@vickythefist7062]

OMG the way the daughters clung to mum the first day they met in the house .and their childish laughs such a beautiful scene . can't imagine how mum must have felt that day . Truely heartbreaking e Scene 😢

[@chekamystery675]

I'm 😭😭😭😭 What an Emotional Roller Coaster . I just 🙏 that Jackie's Other Daughter and Grandchildren can come back home soon 💞💞💞 RiIP Nadia 🕊💖💝💖💔 Sending Much Love from Australia 💚💛

[@meryembarhdadi4219]

Heartbreaking story 💔 I'm sorry that this brave lady went through all that

[@ramatoulayebah353]

Waw.. So touching, I cried watching this story. Mashallah, hope they have a wonderful future as a family.

[@simonesimone1101]

I can’t stop crying 😢😢😢😢 I’m half Tunisian and I hear stories like this a lot. I’m so happy they got reunited, I’m heartbroken about Nadia 💔💔💔💔

[@anas-ee6qx]

What an amazing story. Beautiful!

[@eniadaada2567]

Nadia was the most cheerful of three ,what a beautiful soul ❤

[@cooksmary]

Oh what a video! Thank you for this. That poor mom and the daughters. Nadya did not have to die if she had been in Wales, I am certain. This crime of their father keeps on hurting, now a new generation. So very sad. Bravo to you Jackie.

[@deborahrob5859]

What a beautiful story, I am so glad she got to come home to see her mother. See the life that could be if not for war. We take our peace for granted.

[@angko-pe]

Reminds me of the Muhsen-sisters. Another tragic story 💔

[@jetodessa5484]

Yeah, one g,ot home, after leaving her so but the other one didn't because she didn't want to leave her children. It seems that these three girls have good husbands, unlike the Muhsen sisters

[@jaswantipatel6919]

Do u have a weblink for the sisters?

[@farawla9465]

@@jaswantipatel6919there is a book

[@interestingg]

Both girls are in the UK.

[@interestingg]

@@jetodessa5484 an article was written about the one stuck in Yemen. She is back in the UK with her kids and husband. Not a tragic ending after all

[@ngahyayavero7300]

see me crying throughout may the soul of the other sister rest in peace❤

[@bemnibizuayehu1947]

@@ngahyayavero7300 does any one know what happened to rehanna? Where is she now ? Was she able to come to wales as well?

[@mollynyawira2664]

Ooooh my goodness, I couldn't stop my tears....Soo sad,to watch this as a mother

[@higherminds717D]

I’m not a emotional person at all! But this story was simply horrible and extremely sad wow

[@mercymwanika2727]

When they say never give up this is what they meant ❤

[@frazermusonda5025]

So so disappointed with the dad. This was so unfair not only on the mum but the kids

[@vickythefist7062]

All 3 names that she choose were such beautiful names .

[@jessicawatson3320]

Glad at least one daughter came back to uk safely

[@Northern.Town.]

Beautiful and heart wrenching. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@SF05XX]

My mouth is on the floor. I was not expecting the death of one of the girls 🥺💔💔💔 oh my god. She seemed the one bappiest to have her mum back too 💔 and i cant imagen the mum loosing her daughter, and then the girls daughters being without their mum too. I feel broken for them.

[@kelly9714]

This woman is incredibly strong 💪🏼 As a mother i cannot imagine the pain she has experienced at the hands of this evil toxic man. I cried an absolute river watching this brave brave woman do all she could ❤ I too live very close by to you.. I’d never heard about your story until I came across it on KZbin today. ❤❤❤ I Hope everyone is doing well ❤

[@DionneEguono]

I'm here crying. RIP Nadia but the ending with mother and daughter meeting ater 35 years was so beautiful

[@divergentone7491]

This type of kidnapping occurs more than most could imagine. Women that procreate with certain religious men will be subject to this horror. I personally know someone this happened to.

[@rubyred6954]

I don’t understand why a women would get involved with a man like that as it’s a total clash of cultures and we all know how it unfortunately ends up! It’s so sick and horrific to kidnap children in this manner😔

[@mariateixeira6379]

@@rubyred6954Love ?!

[@Lifewithlori-xox]

To be honest he would not be considered religious Islamically as he was drinking, fornicating, beating and abusing his wife, all of which is impermissible in islam. Regardless of religion, this man's actions were truly evil.

[@FF-by6ci]

@@rubyred6954 Some people follow their heart and not their brain, there are too many cases of this happening to women with Arab men. The other thing is they are not familiar with the religion that grants the father all the rights, he can even register the kids to his other wife as he is allowed 4. There are cases in the Arab world were women have gone mentally insane because they are told they have no children, so cannot even go to court for visitation rights as they are not registered as mothers, imagine how cruel that is knowing you'll never see your kids again.

[@farawla9465]

Are you dense? He was not religious. He drank and gambled and had kids out of wedlock. Nothing to do with religion. Everything to do with his warped view on his own culture. Btw, these kidnapping types happen with white men too so kindly stfu. Statistically. More. 😊

[@SarahTePou]

Wow, how so emotional. A movie should be made about this family and the proceeds to go to them. The pain mum went through and the daughters had to endure what their father put them through and then losing her daughter is more trauma for her and the girls. I'm so please her dauther, husband and children are home with her. They deserve the best. I hope Sophia can support them through a new life style and the challenges they will in counter as they live their lives in the UK. So emotional, lots of tears for you and the girls. God bless❤❤❤❤ 6:47

[@1QYITSTORM]

I luuuuuuuv this real story! Made me cry, but God. I wish them well going forward

[@ladyheart308]

May allah grant Nadia jannah she was very beautiful and innocent this story make me sobb I hope rehana and Nadia’s children also join them 😢😢😢 this isn’t Islamic at all it’s hypocrisy and underlying misogynistic

[@hmain7534]

I haven't cried this much in a while 😭💗 God love her and the girls. I hope they have a beautiful future and mum can regain some calm at having her daughter with her. So sorry to hear of Nadia too. ❤

[@sarahinthekitchen8568]

My heart is broken for this beautiful lady 💔 she was robbed of her three daughters ... I almost broke down into tears. Rest in peace to her beautiful daughter. Word of advice ... If you do marry into a different culture/religion you must do your research.

[@kr5690]

He considered his daughters his property and he wanted to control them. He was weak, had low self confidence, and his children and wife were the only thing he thought he could control.

[@sandyusa-tw1xx]

May Nadia’s soul rest in peace what a joy she was

[@saimariaz7938]

Why are people judging the religion? Let’s get the record straight this man of these girls father, isn’t following his religion. Stop accusing the religion. It’s the culture. Then I don’t understand why these woman have children with different cultures.

[@AotearoaAnge]

You need to read the koran and how women are viewed. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Noname-vu1om]

@@AotearoaAnge have you read it? Maybe take your own advice.

[@angelaya8403]

This is beyond heartbreaking 💔

[@preetiguria2645]

Such a touching family story. I pray the children & grandchildren have a beautiful future

[@dawnkinsley7325]

Aw bless that was heartbreaking and happy, mixed emotions.. I hope all works out for all concerned

[@BereniceValde-ze6kz]

The kindest of all died

[@karenspoors771]

So sad when staying in a refugee the mother didn't stay and give herself and children a peace of mind and stable life growing up.

[@manaabdala9710]

I had the same experience but to do great police work I got my kids back 💪

[@MiracleBaby1987]

Fathers should never keep their children/child permanently away from their Mothers side or presence!! Never should happen ever!!

[@heidimedel]

I've seen this documentary several times and cry every time.

[@bemnibizuayehu1947]

Does any one know where is rehanna now ? Did she also come to wales with her sister Sofia or still there ?

[@judyt.3228]

Wow, this is very sad! Horrible for the girls and mom.

[@elizabethjohnson835]

😢😢😢 oh wow what a sad strorie with an almost happy ending, so glad Mom reunited with he kids after many years, i felt so bad when one of them died. Sending love and hugs to them all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤️

[@saravieira90]

He took the girls because in divorce the father ALWAYS gets the children to be raised in his country/culture. Has nothing to do with revenge.

[@pamelabrown9820]

I am so glad she got to get her babies back. It touched my heart. I wish no mother would go through this.❤😢😢

[@rhianporter612]

so glad Safia found out for herself that her mother is a kind woman who loves her and never stopped fighting to get her home. The story about Nadia breaks my heart and she seemed so so lovely. She didnt deserve half the things she got and the sad thing is if she was in the uk she would have been saved.

[@angelaberni8873]

Oh my goodness, i cried my heart out. A huge thank you to the people who donated money to get them all to Wales!!!! If only Jackie had listened to her parents,none of this would have happened. But I'm sure that she isn't the first and won't be be the last unfortunately. Nothing beats a mothers love. I so hope that her other daughter and family will return also to Wales. Absolutely heartbreaking what happened to beautiful Nadia. She was left to die 😢😢😢😢

[@celestialcircledance]

It would have been easier to close that chapter of her life and focus on her other daughter and perhaps a weaker mother would have done just that. While none of them can ever get back the years that they lost I'm glad that she persisted in finding them and everyone got a happier ending ❤

[@kr5690]

Unfortunately, this has happened in several cases. Usually, the husband’s parents are in cahoots and believe that he has rights to the children, due to their religion and culture.

[@lay-yz2sk]

What happened to the other daughter rayhana? How come she didn't come to cardiff with saffiya

[@mariefombason631]

Yes, why did she bring rahana and Nadia’s kids after she died, she should not have let them leave the Uk in the first place after them came visiting

[@JCashMusiclover524]

Just like the story not without my daughter about Betty and Mahtob the same thing happened but it was different

[@laurenelizabethann9102]

I’m crying this story is heartbreaking but I’m so happy she got to see her daughters after so long! 😢

[@MiracleBaby1987]

The bond that moms have with their children/child is very special bomd indeed!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@k.w9645]

Oh wow! So much emotion going on. This was such a bitter sweet story, i cried alot. Rest in paradise Nadia

[@SerenDipity64711]

What an amazing documentary! I hope the family are doing well and would love to see an update. Rest in peace dear Nadia🤍🌹

[@Ladyjillybean]

Heartbreaking. ❤

[@vickythefist7062]

The girls husbands sounded like good kind men .stopping father in law from hurting Jackie when they traditionally supposed to respect and obey father in law . The film footage of the sisters when they came for the holiday .wow they were so beautiful .

[@suziewong5305]

Oh I loved this! So emotional, both heartwarming and heartbreaking! I wish all of them peace, love and happiness for the future. RIP Nadia ❤

[@karenspoors771]

You shouldn't marry into different religions without proper thought!

[@CCOMAT]

100% agree.

[@ellencarter2668]

@Ayat78 says common sense

[@tiamar5399]

not the religion - but you are right with the culture... in real islam you cannot see this kind of rubbish things.

[@CJLopez-]

This is beyond horrendous, what a complete horrific nightmare. I am speechless. May your daughter rest peacefully. 🤍🌟🙏

[@madamex9662]

Very emotional... ❤❤

[@nathanrandall597]

Wow what a story definitely pulled the heart strings Glad there was a somewhat happy ending

[@gemmas3172]

"It all started when I didn't listen to me Mam and Dad and defied them and thought I knew better".

[@MsVictoria4ever]

Horrible and sad. Please young ladies, save yourselves and stay away from men of this culture, that has no place in the real world.

[@theliberalthinker3308]

What a horrible story. How heartless that man was! Help jackie to bring her other daughter and her grandfathers. Its just sad. So sad. I'm overwhelmed today-- had watched an australian documentary about an afghani girl who was killed by her husband six weeks after her forced marriage.

[@rahmaousmane7473]

what happened to Nadia is so heartbreaking

[@MiracleBaby1987]

Wow, such beautiful,smart, sweet, and adorable grand babies! So lovely.

[@melissalove2463]

Omg this is damn heartbreaking m I pray they can all live a happy , healthy & loving life ! 💞❤️💞

[@butterflyjaeheart]

*IM CRYING TEARS OF JOY*

[@MiracleBaby1987]

Wondetful and just beautiful relationship. Mother daughter relationships are mostly pretty close and bonded from very early on in life!