Long Lost Family (UK) S08E01

Long Lost Family UK Season 08 Episode 01
In this episode, two of our youngest ever searchers look for birth family on the other side of the world.
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Presented by: Davina McCall, Nicky Campbell
Networks: ITV, STV
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Executive producers: Colette Flight, Leanne Klein, Sally Benton, Clare Bradbury, Duncan Coates, Kate Scholefield
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This video is NOT being monetized. Uploaded for the love of LLF :)
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#LongLostFamilyUK #LongLostFamily #DNAtest #23andMe
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[@bengreen6980]

This show could make a brick wall cry.

[@lilliambloomfield2501]

Ben Green isn’t it fantastic, I’m hooked.

[@tatendamunemo6846]

I swear it would.... And shake a whole house.. The bouncer guys is sweet and that girl ooh myy.. Tears always

[@j2times2006]

yeah no shit man lol

[@sweetspicy7880]

😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😭😭😭😭😭

[@bengreen6980]

Jet Drai 😍

[@kannablade3186]

Imagine finding out your son was looking for you as you were looking for him and once you know where they are - immediately flying out to see him. That's love.

[@sheenabarriento7824]

My emotions can't take this SHOW!!!! I don't know if I am mentally unstable or just hugely sympathetic to these people but I have been crying this whole episode.

[@jandamskier6510]

Ther is probably quite normal. You are just sensitive. Nothing wrong with that

[@creolegoddess1979]

Empathy and emotions make us human if you didn't have empathy then something would be wrong !!! I cried to watching these too !!!

[@2ndhandSue]

Sheena Barriento - This one got to me as well. They all make me cry, but this was one where I could actually FEEL the profound love and loss that her parents had felt all those years. I think they truly thought that they would NEVER meet up with her again, and I get the sense that at times they felt guilty for giving her up and almost felt like they didn't deserve to have her, that maybe they had abandoned her to some parents who abused or ignored her. Once they realized that they had made the right decision in choosing adoption for her, I could see them visibly relax.

[@codefred1383]

Tears tears tears so much emotion

[@wandarobinson326]

It just got me too...My eyes are so wet with this daughter going to meet her mom and dad both and I was so terry eyed watching it but it was worth it...I'm so happy for them...💗

[@deefooch]

My heart goes out to Christina’s dad. I can’t imagine the guilt he lived with as a man and father knowing he could not keep his daughter with his family.

[@loreli6103]

Oh I agree. He was so afraid she would reject him. How sad & happy at the same time. He gave her his watch which was probably his most prized possession. So heartwarming!

[@JustFiddler]

i miss my dad

[@321MjC]

@@JustFiddler As do I 😭

[@nancyaguirre2307]

He gave her the world, they both did. That what parents do.

[@bonnieege2460]

@@321MjC……………😊

[@rina123456]

My heart goes out to both of the fathers in this episode. You could really feel their pain and love for the children they never got to know. I am so happy they got reunited.

[@anniecortez4591]

It’s breaks my heart when Cristina’s Dad cried, couldn’t stop either.. 😭

[@alfreddavid5601]

Same, He looks like someone who doesn't show his emotions on a normal day but was swept by it this time

[@thelionsam]

what a masterpiece this program is.

[@lilliambloomfield2501]

thelionsam you couldn’t have written that better. Much needed show

[@KatEyze1015]

Christina's dad stole my heart!!! Her mom is such a strong mom indeed. Pearse and his brother look sooooo much alike!!! Happy tears, happy tears!!!

[@erinnkemp]

Father not brother.

[@blondecat666]

@Juliana Silva Wow, somebody has a chip on her shoulder. And obviously no manners.

[@blondecat666]

@@erinnkemp That, too. If you wouldn't start daftly correcting people before the video ends, you'd know that Pearse also met his brother. You just have to be a smart-clog.

[@sadraklubalu7920]

It is Pearse and his brother ' well his half brother precisely ' not his father

[@Nishafam]

He was so sweet he tried to be strong @crc singleton

[@joelcrow]

What is amazing about this show, episode after episode, is how incredibly kind, loving, thankful and welcoming literally EVERYONE is. No one is complaining, no one is blaming, no one expects anything to be given to them... They each share and offer empathy and kindness, and they are grateful. What amazing people, with such rich love. It's wonderful that these people could find each other again.

[@helenfay9465]

yes...I thought that...

[@laurareeves8209]

It’s so sad that father’s, long to see their children . When they see them it’s like they have never been apart God is so good!

[@ronh1850]

Ok, so I cried like a little boy. Seeing humanity in its purest, rawest form, is beautiful in these trying times. Feeling Christina's father's raw emotion, whew, that hit me hard.

[@LedaVining]

I just came across this program. Decided to put it on while cooking. Well, I almost burned my food and turned off my stove twice. I could not stop crying and found it hard to hit pause. Wonderful Story. Thanks for sharing your lives with us. Much Love From South Louisiana

[@laurareeves8209]

I’ve watched this episode more than once. What a Blessing was given to their children. These stories make me so grateful that I had both my parents though my dad died at the age of 72yrs , mom at age 75yrs.

[@LedaVining]

Definitely makes you realize how blessed you truly are. Looks at life different. (Sorry bout your mom and dad love)

[@ArcadiaJade]

Wow, Pearse's dad's genes are strong. Lol. He cant deny his kids for sure. I cried this whole episode. It was just perfect, but also made me think about all the poor people out there who have had to give up kids in bad times and how much it must torture them every day, and when they finally have the chance to reunite, aside from looking alike, it's as if they come from two different worlds. I hope they are all able to keep in touch.

[@underratedunity1528]

That's what I thought too haha - when the dna test is not necessary His HALF brother looked like his twin!

[@mikeinkc]

Eddie's letter to Pearse was perfect. It gave Pearse a beautiful foundation of his father's love and care. Eddie is a big hearted man, with lots of love to give to his son, in one letter he established his place in Pearse's life as a loving, caring dad. Listen to Pearse's voice as he reads his dad's letter. You can hear his tears of happiness, and when he says, " He did want to be in my life..." It was like the door shut on all of his pain and doubt.

[@melvinsmiley5295]

I just wish Mom would have let him in sooner. I am sure she had her reasons..but so much lost time and pain for everyone. Nothing can be done now but hopefully others can learn from it. So happy how it turned out…just 2 great genuine folks with hopefully many years to catch up.

[@GiftFromGod4U]

​@@melvinsmiley5295.... PERFECTLY stated! 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@tessaburris7386]

Yea I agree. I lost it when he said "He Always Wanted Me, And I Always Wanted Him".

[@malina1239]

Giving up a child for a better life is the greatest sacrifice . I can’t imagine the pain they have been through😭

[@lukeward5713]

insane. They will have thought about her every hour of everyday, but she obviously didn't know that. I can't watch this programme, its too much, too much.

[@marycook1644]

Hearing that Christina’s siblings suffered from malnourishment absolutely hurt me so bad for all involved !! If anyone has an opportunity to support a child in a third world country, please do it ! We support a girl in Haiti through World Vision. To these countries even a middle class person is like a millionaire to them . Blessings to you all from California ! 🌼🦋

[@marycook1644]

At the end seeing Christina’s Colombian parents walking to meet her , and holding hands , so beautiful ! After such difficult times there l💝ve is super resilient ! And when her Colombian dad wrapped her and her Colombian mom in his arms I was so incredibly blessed ! Greetings from California ! 🇩🇪🌼🇬🇧🌞🇺🇸

[@joanna0988]

Oftentimes charities and donations from foreigners fund corrupt governments and some orphanages actually starve kids on purpose so they look sicker and garner more sympathy. That could be why more people don't want to send money to places where they don't know what it will be used for.

[@juliashireen6195]

Pearse is lucky that he still gets to see his dad. His dad could've passed on due to illness.... Thank God... I believe we as viewers are sighing with relief as well now. Phew!!!!❤️🎉❤️🎉❤️🎉❤️🎉❤️🎉❤️

[@JDog2656]

I’m glad the dude never gave up on his dad. All he needed was the picture to give him hope and comfort and it carried him all the way to that moment

[@tazylab6233]

Christina father kills me, he was afraid that she didn't want to be hug, and when he said now that I found her I'm never letting her go

[@loreli6103]

💓

[@joanna0988]

​@@SaraHermans-nl8qzIt says she's in touch with them.

[@robertahubert9155]

Christina's Dad broke my heart he has so much emotion stored up. Her mother seems to be the stronger one emotionally. What a beautiful story and outcome

[@kingdomwarrior1651]

Yh. Ikr. He made me cry soooooo much. But I guess he was more affected because he was no even let in .soooooo glad they found then for her

[@FastNCurious88]

I know she was searching for her Mother initially, but she also received such a loving, precious Father. Amazing.

[@mrs.garcia6978]

Christina looks like her father with her mamas smile. Wonderful

[@Faramallera]

OMG, Pearse and his brother are like TWINS!!!!!!!!! Holy cow 😱😱😱

[@LuvBugs822]

Eddie has some strong genes. Those sons look like twins!!!

[@sewforlife5728]

TashasCraftCorner ..i know right!? I thought my god those 2 could be twins! Good looking guys.

[@nancykelly9712]

Wow I was just going to say the same thing!! You'd never know they had different Moms! 💞

[@sewforlife5728]

@@nancykelly9712 yeah u can see whos genes are the strongest. I wonder if his dad got to see his mom while he was there. His parents are both single. 😉

[@SonnySideInc]

Geeezzzzz Right. He frist said I want to find someone that looks like me. Well yeah your twin 😂🤣

[@laisborsari]

Brazil has strong genes really

[@jydeinden]

I feel SO sorry for the parents of Christina.. They did the right thing, they did it out of love.. But damn to never ever get the change to see your own daughter?? That must have hurt like hell

[@pjwyse7817]

They have the rest of their lives to look forward to.

[@Maxy_9090]

Christinas birth parents are breaking me, my heart hurts..when her father cried looking at her picture i cried with him..They seem like beautiful loving people..Her adopted parents are absolutely incredible,supportive and loving, they gave her a wonderful childhood full of happiness,love,and fulfillment of sports,schooling,peer friendships,normality that every child deserves and needs..What a blessing, Christina has been given the gift of two loving families ❤ Pearse is a great guy, and im so happy for him and his father that they have the blessing of meeting and being apart of eachothers lives..Pearse wasnt the only one with a hole in his heart,always wondering and thinking about whats missing, his father felt the same way..just beautiful this show is and very important ❤ Pearse and his Brother Nick look so much alot, handsome guys💕

[@andreadesmier3629]

OMG! Pearse and half brother are almost twins!! And Christina looks just like her birth mother! Such a great episode!

[@Itzibitzispider]

And I thought during the episode "Wow son and dad have the same smile." Then the picture of the half brother ... WOW

[@deanjones2525]

His father passed on some STRONG genes.

[@YT4Me57]

I've got to agree with you on Pearse and Nick! If Pearse grows out his hair, they'd look like identical twins! However, I think Christina looks much more like her father. How ironic, given the fact that he was denied a chance to even see her when she was born!

[@TheVeggiekat]

Belinda Babette -Just wondering what your thoughts are on all the recent deportations of illegal immigrants? By your logic, if it’s wrong to move 3,000 miles away from the father of your child then anyone who conceives a child in the US should be granted citizenship so the family can stay together. It should be noted that Pearce’s mom was 17 when she had him. Pearce’s dad was 33. The mom is not a US citizen. She was a minor working illegally in a bar. Who knows? She may have been deported, which would’ve blocked her from returning to the US for 10 years. On the other hand, why didn’t the dad follow her to Ireland? He was an adult. Bar jobs aren’t that hard to get.

[@beckyyoung2173]

​@@TheVeggiekat - Oh FFS, stop trying to make this into something it's not, so that you can gloat over your own damn opinions! Sit down, keep your mouth shut, watch the show, and just enjoy it, without shoving your politics down everyone's throats. First off, NOTHING in the story said anything about her being there illegally. Nothing. Pierce's Mother may been in the US visiting relatives. She was 17. Chances are, she was there for the summer, and was either going to decide if she wanted to stay permanently, or go back at the end of the summer. Or, maybe she moved there and stayed with relatives, and then decided she didn't like it, and ended up pregnant at the same time. For all we know, her extended family may have owned the bar she was working in, which is why she could work there at age 17. Makes more sense that way, than this "illegal scenario" you have in your head though, don't you think? So, seriously, stop trying to change the story to fit your narrative, so you can shove your ideology down everyone else's throats, and berate them for something going on in your own damn head. It's despicable.

[@NikkiBikki]

We need a follow up show, I would love to learn more about how the relationships develop. Such beautiful and touching stories.

[@sanobermalhotra6307]

Watching these beautiful, heart wrenching shows makes me count my Blessings. To know your roots and to have your loved ones around you all your life is a privilege and a gift we all should cherish and respect.

[@HRHDMKYT]

Yeah, but I've never gotten along with my own older brother, he's always lived his life where his friends were more important than his own family. Then all his friends moved out of country, and he was left hanging around with friends-of-friends and people he worked with. Recently, he attended the wedding of the daughter of his "best friend", and I think it was a real eye-opener: they had their own extended family all visiting from out of country, and none of the other friends attended the wedding because they chose to have it on Good Friday (I'm sure the bride's grandparents were rolling around in their graves at the sacrilege!). So my brother and his wife were pretty much ignored. Then our younger brother passed away after almost a 4-year battle with a horrific rare cancer, and 7 months later our Mother passed away. So now I'm his only living family. I just have little interest in suddenly being friends... my friends have always been there for me, so I much prefer their company and that of my one first cousins. I doubt he's learned his lesson, as he and his wife are also estranged from her sister-in-law (so they rarely see her brother), and from one of their two daughters... Some people never learn the lesson that you have to be mature to be able to get along with your own blood relatives. He may never get it.

[@sanobermalhotra6307]

@@HRHDMKYT you have a point here. Sometimes our friends are closer to us than our blood relatives. We need to cherish all those who stay close to us. Happy to note you have some good friends in your life. Wishing you a Very Happy New Year and the very best in life.

[@shuttshutts4842]

@@HRHDMKYT He might be adopted.

[@richardkeating3575]

Is this show sponsored by Kleenex or what? I was blubbering, non stop, almost from the beginning to the end. O.M.G

[@fayefaye4043]

I know eyyyyy me too

[@sistahgold]

I know I've been Crying for Days and I can't stop watching!! Absolutely Awesomeness!

[@WHITEYY18LOVER]

IKR. Me too! Every episode I find myself crying non-stop

[@marycook1644]

We definitely need to purchase stock in Kimberly - Clark makers of Kleenex !! 💝🦋

[@tazylab6233]

Hahaha me too

[@YT4Me57]

Pearse is the spitting image of his father, Ed who fought cancer for a chance to one day meet his son and the twin of his half brother Nick, and Christina is the clone of her father who was denied a chance to say goodbye to her at her birth. Isn't God good?!

[@Jaqueli9er]

" the twin of his half brother" - so true

[@mikeinkc]

Pearse and his dad have a strong bond of father/son love and devotion. Distance couldn't stop the bond, and Ed's love for his son healed his cancer.

[@magangajoy]

amen

[@melissabryant6639]

^^spoiler alert^^ lol :)

[@sarahruckdaschel5510]

Melissa Bryant - I always read comments while watching (my ADD I think)... & kept thinking “what half-brother ?!?!”! 😳twin!

[@kimquinn7728]

Two totally satisfying stories of people who deserved to find one another again. I have cried my way through all parts of their journies, shown here. Pearse and his Father and brother, peas in a pod and good men. This young woman reminds me so much of the actress Q'orianka Kilcher. Simply lovely and genuine. So happy for her and her mom and dad. That hole in their hearts can begin to heal. So glad she has a husband that seems to truly care and be there for her.

[@KatsPurr]

I just cried and cried and cried and cried and cried...

[@deanarjones9114]

Me too

[@deegrant6426]

Pearse and his father are so emotionally Cute!!!

[@annieberardino8732]

Dee Grant they’re spitting similar it’s amazing

[@mikeinkc]

The letter to Pearse starts ..My Dear Son... And ends ...Love, Your Father. That's the whole story, that's all we need to know.

[@vapsa56]

Pearse got that emotion from both sides of the family. Dad is Brazilian and mom is Irish. That is a hot mix of passion, heat and emotion.

[@purrpaws7863]

This is the only channel with very good quality uploads. Thank youuu so much! ❤️

[@i.m.7710]

Both my sisters had sons that never met their dads although both dads live in the area. When the boys were little, both sisters were absolutely venomous to the dads and drove them away. I saw it happen. One son met his dad for the first time when he was near death in a nursing home. The son said it was like looking into his own eyes. The other son became a heroin addict for a time, lives with his mother and almost 50, still has not seen his dad who lives 20 miles away. Both sons are the spitting image of their dads.

[@jee_spotcomics4648]

Christina's Dad's watch reminds me of my late paternal grandfather who died 23 years. I remember being his little shadow up until my parents moved U.S when I was 8. We lost contact with him for more than a decade. After I reconnected with him, he gave me his watch which I remember he had it with him all the time when I was a little boy. He died 6 months after he gave me his watch. I am 48 now and I still wear his watch .

[@hollysmith7393]

I absolutely adore Devina . She’s so pleasant and has such a calm soul . I love watching her in all these episodes

[@malibizzy]

Pearse's father was like "ctrl+c, ctrl+v" when he had sex. The half brothers look like twins. 💪 genes

[@trinisweetie87]

LMFAO yo this is hilarious!!!

[@uggggggghhhhh]

lmfaoo you mean his genes? but yeah seriously.

[@mefford67]

*FFS! I’m literally sitting here watching this and sobbing out loud... so happy for both of these wonderful people being reconnected to their biological family. That doesn’t discount the love and support that their family’s provided both these people throughout their childhoods in any way either...* 🙏🏻

[@tinanealon733]

So sad, he seems like he would have been such a good Dad.

[@julied.8277]

I can see where Pearse gets his emotional nature from.

[@sadraklubalu7920]

He is a nice man ' really a nice and loving man

[@mikeinkc]

When Ed gave Pearse the baseball cap, and Pearse became a little boy was so beautiful and funny.

[@karakasmarcik851]

This story with Pierce is by far one of my favorites so far. ❤️ It’s incredible how much he looks like his father.

[@2ndhandSue]

I've seen so many of these videos and it never gets any easier to watch these parents who were in such desperate situations that they were forced to give up their child. This is one of the most beautiful episodes - to find that her mother was not only alive and well but had married and stayed with her father all these years is so wonderful. And for her father to give her his watch, which is probably the only material possession he has, made me cry. Life should never be so hard for a parent that they have to give up their child to someone else to be raised. We can only be thankful now for the discovery of DNA and the art of mining a person's ancestry in order to find a birth parent in a city of 5 million people with only an unmarried name to go by and a few very sketchy bits of information on a birth certificate. They've lost 27 years of life together but hopefully have many years ahead of them to share.

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

Her parents were together all along. They already had 3 children. But they were homeless and the children had malnutrition. They gave her the greatest gift a parent can. they gave her a chance. I cannot imagine the pain of that. They must love each other so much that they were able to carry each other through and raise their other children

[@judithburke1539]

@@hogwashmcturnip8930 that's what was revealed in this program, but I'm not surprised that some of the content.might have been missed. I don't know how many times I had to wipe my eyes or clear my nose. It would be easy to miss some information.

[@HRHDMKYT]

Wow... I feel so happy for the family in Colombia to have finally been reunited with their birth daughter after 27 years! They all look alike!! And now she can also meet her 3 siblings. I think I would've tried to learn some Spanish phrases so I could communicate directly with my birth parents rather than through an interpreter. But since she'll be heading back to the U.K., I guess it'd be even harder to part again if they shared a language as well as DNA. I hope her siblings get a chance to get to know her as well. Especially now that she lost her adoptive Mum, it's even more special to have found her birth parents. God bless all of them. What a wonderful program, LLF UK!! ~Diana K

[@calmbeforethestormo4136]

OMG I have sobbed all the way thru this one. Pearse’s dad is such a wonderful man, and so is Pearce. It is obvious they were connected even before they met. I can’t help but be annoyed at the mom, for not helping this father/son relationship. This episode is special.

[@mtkk22]

Christina is such a lovely, beautiful kind, loving person with a winning smile. So wonderful she was so loving and kind to her birth parents.

[@1028dianemarie]

Amazing stories. I cried my eyes out. 😢😢. What a surprise at the end to see that Peirce looks so much like his brother they look like twins. Unbelievable that the father actually stayed alive to meet his son. Happy for both families 💞

[@Nishafam]

Christina’s parents tried to be strong until they saw her picture 😢😢

[@mikeinkc]

My dad died when I was 13. I would love to have a big dad bear hug from him...I miss him. Pearse and Ed have what I've missed so many years. They're both strong, tough, big hearted men.... Giving love is only for the strong and gentle.

[@brigittekosgey6291]

Davina and Nicky... I'm amazed you don't cry... me I'm in tears all the time! So touching

[@debbie6712]

These shows are so hard to watch. Dad broke my heart. Never having that connection with your children or parents is like missing a very important piece of your life. You feel the hole in your heart. Thank you Long Lost Family for bringing these families together.

[@alicer9390]

Two good, masculine men showing their sweetness. Making me cry! Dad and 32 boys look all alike. 2 excellent stories!

[@helenfay9465]

I've seen a good few of these lovely documentaries now and they always move me to tears. This episode was particularly special. Although it was a very sad reason in losing her adoptive mother that stirred Christina to search for her birth Mum, it truly was an act of beautiful compassion that alleviated so many years of suffering for those parents that loved her enough to let her go in the hope that she would have better opportunities. I'm so glad they were reunited. My heart just overflowed for those beautiful people that had been left wondering and worrying all those years. It must be such a satisfying and fulfilling job to bring these people their hearts desires. I feel so happy for them all.

[@susannaude8514]

Every time I watch your videos, I cry like a gutter...We who come from complete families and know each relative, are so very fortunate and should live with happiness and gratitude. Bless all the lost people.My heart ache for you all. Sending you love and positive thoughts.

[@Cinelic]

@Susan Naudé, you have a big heart. Love and blessings ❤️

[@murdahmammiez]

Sometimes we think we know all our family n then an uncle u never knew about matches with u on ancestry. A brother of my mom found us .Hé was adopted no one knew. It was amazing to meet him . We cried so hard.

[@deborahnieling2315]

My fiance lives in Colombia on a beautiful Caribean island, I travel to Colombia for over 20 years now and I know that in the ninetys the Land was full of civil war and poverty! Colombian people are all about family, I cannot even imagine how hard it was for Christina's parents to give her away... So beautiful they came together again! Also the story with Ed... Another extremely beautiful episode! Could not make it without tearing up(as always 😉🙏🙏)

[@lemmystop]

THIS IS THE GREATEST SHOW EVER!!!!!!!!!

[@guillermoiraheta5613]

Love both stories but Cristina's make me cry like crazy 😭😭 It was a real reason why her mom give her in adoptions It was a hard situation in Colombia those times lock of poberty to give her a better Life and her father looks like he was in a real pain because of that he really miss her and feel very guilty as a man and not provide those times to not give Cristina away but It was hard in Colombia for them.Cristina look same like him in everything in her walk look like her father with great heart vey humble good people

[@givenscommunications6307]

Pierce! If I had a phone-call like that it would have broken my heart. Glad to see them get together and explain everything that transpired. Another heartwarming show!

[@dinarkhomsyah6102]

After had long working hours just lay on my bed to watch this channel it's like travel around UK. And all about UK blown me away. The weather the view makes me want to go there 😹

[@KuroDraagyn]

This episode felt personal for me. My own little brother is adopted from Bogota, Colombia.

[@xcaret001]

This program has made ch a difference in everyone’s lives. So emotional and amazing.

[@lynzyrisingsun]

Omg I haven’t cried this hard in years. I could literally feel Christina dad pain come through the screen. ❤❤❤ I’m so glad they have found each other.

[@raes306]

Here crying at work in a conference room

[@carolbruster3777]

I just can not get over(with tears) how Identical Father & Son are......Incredible and Beautiful to see how strong a connection & deep LOVE for each other having never met!! This Story touched me like no other Stories I've watched!!!☺🤗👍👏💞💙💙😏✌🏼🧚‍♀️🧚🧚🏽‍♂️

[@YT4Me57]

When Christina and her husband begin having children, it's going to be an added blessing to this family! I hope that she connects with a Colombian group in the UK and begins to learn about the culture and language so she can more easily communicate with her family.

[@helenfay9465]

I feel fairly sure she got on it straight away...wouldn't you?

[@Whocares.........]

Such a good episode! I wanted to see all the kids together. What a lucky girl. And Pierce's story....good thing his dad speaks English. Thanks for that!

[@Fangfaey10582]

“Just being you, helped me feel good about being me.” 😭♥️

[@pjwyse7817]

I cry during every one of these!!!

[@Sarah88423]

Me too!!! 😭😭😭😭

[@byronbostick4310]

Pierce’s dad looks just like him when he was young. I mean JUST like him!!!

[@321MjC]

Yes, very similar, like father like son... But the brother?! Literal TWINS👬🏼 lol

[@deborahspooner8046]

Oh my...this must be the third time I have watched this...and it still moves me so much. This programme cannot be matched for its depth and sensitivity. Cannot!

[@user-dn8hd1de2d]

Tears tears tears rolling down my face. Both of these stories are so heartwarming; that parents and children alike have the reunion they wanted. Christina's reunion made me think perhaps it would be a good idea to teach an adopted child the language of their homeland...so that one day they could easily communicate.

[@gina5323]

Christina & her parents are literal angels 😭😭❤️

[@allsbrookm]

I am a birth mother, so I feel for Christina's mom. But her dad touched my heart.... hopefully the pain and guilt will lessen.

[@jaroslaval9159]

What a lovely woman Christina is, and to bring healing to her birth parents with her smile? What an angel.

[@Ozefan2580]

I soooooo love this show. Her dad's reaction to seeing her...I'm sitting here with tears running down my face. How sweet is he???

[@THANKAMKUMARAN]

When Christians' dad hugged her....it was it....poor man lived with the pain for so long.....she is blessed....may they always be happy and loving each other...

[@mompofelski4191]

tears gushing again for the daughter -parents reunion. I love this show.

[@lindakincaid4530]

I love these stories. My two children are adopted and I think God for them everyday. Maybe one day they will want to find their birth mom or parents.

[@jbracq2008]

If they’re from another country, help them learn about their culture, it’ll help so much🙏🏻

[@mariapierce2707]

I'm bout to cry....I'm so happy for them.thank you for posting

[@ritamcgovern6012]

And of Nicky and Davina are the 2 angels in the show. I love them to bits, their demeanour and voice. What caring, loving and sensitive human beings they are. They deliver sad news with immense compassion. 🌷🦋 Without them especially, it wouldn't be the same for me.Very emotional, yet superb. ..😢 JHB SA

[@shadowkissed2370]

I know how Pierce feels. I recently found who my father is. After so many years of only having his name. I have not gotten the nerve to contact him yet though. I am in a group and there are so many stories of being turned away by biological parents that it scares me. I hope when I do have the nerve to contact my father the results are like these.

[@marycook1644]

Shadow Kissed Blessings to you in your endeavor . Let the Lord lead you in his timing. Happy Valentines from California ! 💝 💌 🎠

[@gailbowman1690]

I am so excited for you! And l truly hope you meet your father soon, and that it's all you want it to be! God's blessings.

[@kiabee1001]

I hope it's soon!

[@juliecastagnaro2868]

Ask God for help.

[@sweetspicy7880]

You are lovable ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ lots and lots of love to you dear

[@MegaBrenda1970]

Oh Lord I can’t stop crying!!! So beautiful!!

[@zanelemnguni2124]

Wow these stories are amazing

[@ninalaboard1752]

This Father and Son finding each other just warms My heart! I know they will never let each other go ever again, May God Bless them both!!

[@matthewmurray4159]

My friends grandfather just found out he has a 53yr old son. They just met for the first time last weekend. As a father I couldn't imagine. All the lost time you can never get back. Even worse is knowing your child's out there somewhere but no idea where. I can't even start to imagine

[@ruthrojo445]

Thank you Cinelic

[@ambergallen4144]

Thank God his father wanted him as much as he was needed. His father is just like him. Both with their hearts on their sleeves. Having recently lost my father, I am happy to see him find his.

[@ambersweitzer3285]

I love this show it always makes me cry

[@CasiodorusRex]

This show deserves more views.

[@stacyrosario2688]

Me:let me watch this show while i do my make up Also me: bawling my eyes out messing up my makeup 🙄🙄😭😭😂😂

[@sharonproctor3085]

I always cry when I watch these. I'm from a long line of UK families. When my scotch Father married my English Mother, they immigrated to Canada.

[@scorpio33albaceno83]

Thank you,so much...for uploading and sharing this dear😉,Have a blessed day.

[@remiem-iw7uk]

I'll never understand how parents wilfully keep a child from the other parent when it's not like they are a danger.

[@joanna0988]

It's very immature and cruel 😢

[@mompofelski4191]

tears gushing for the father-son reunion. so beautiful.

[@Ziriilak66]

Both Stories just had me delving into that Tissue Box!! That Dad in the 2nd Story just did Me in!! Wow!!

[@santbr]

It is absolutely impossible to watch this show and not cry! I'm brazilian and my last name is also Santos 🤗

[@feralbluee]

Pierce’s Dad is so wonderful. it’s so sad he missed out on knowing his son. but now he has him and maybe grandchildren. i hope so :) and Pierce is deeply happy to find his dad :) the whole thing is just beautiful 🌷

[@Teresia12]

Oh my gosh. I wanted to reach through the phone and hug that young man so tightly as he cried. His happy tears broke my heart.

[@sharondamoore2148]

When he bagged up the NY hat, omg so cute.

[@MrSmilesboi]

The American version should take notes from these guys. This is so much more authentic and not openly/nakedly manipulative

[@anitaoday51]

So true

[@RebeccaMcDonald1]

Ag

[@ajolly79]

Amen

[@sherlynfrank6996]

Yes! I lived in the UK for 15 years and this was on my weekly viewing schedule....with tissues.

[@carrielea6009]

I agree

[@apoklongchari282]

And this video just popped up and then I couldn't stop crying.. This is too good and emotional.. Bless you all