Travelling 5000 Miles to Colombia to Visit Her Birth Family | Long Lost Family: What Happened Next

Christina Barlow travels 5000 miles to Colombia to spend time with the birth parents, who gave her up in extreme circumstances. On this trip, Christina spends time with her full siblings, who never knew she existed. Catch up now on the ITV Hub: bit.ly/2yw9ef0
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[@andrewmensah1904]

The look of pure joy on the parents' face is priceless!! They looked so heartbroken on the original show, this is so heartwarming to see ❤❤❤

[@deer9949]

Its so nice she learns Spainish. I got to watch when she met her parents for the first time I can feel her parents have so much love for her.

[@nikserof2183]

It's fab that she made an effort with learning Spanish.

[@_Shadoh_]

So happy for them! 🥰

[@whatonearth9809]

I hope the adoptive father has been able to travel with her daughter and meet the Colombian family.

[@Neyobe]

Love stories like this

[@whitewatersea]

So glad I got to see this part.

[@annak3592]

Beautiful story.😊

[@mimididi2016]

Where can I see the first video when she meet them?

[@nadinenjoh8688]

Long lost family S08E01

[@kathysalkeldbonilla6541]

Lovely video!

[@mollyoneye]

Couldn't get time off work, wow that's powerful....

[@rvrick2000]

Colombia is not a western country good jobs are hard to come by. If he misses a day they more than likely will let him go. if he has a family he could be risking their lively hood also.

[@lawtraf8008]

Many countries around the world are not like western countries. Those companies are soulless and do not care about anybody, they could fire him if he miss that day and he wouldn't be able to get a job. There are a lot of those same companies in the west but there if a company would do that, they would get huge backlash and cancelled right away. In many other countries like Colombia, they are kind of untouchable.

[@Galva26]

Ignorant.

[@kristinebailey6554]

You talk about the financial privilege you had, and the siblings didn't. I hope it hasn't escaped you, that you also missed out. On something no amount of money can buy. You missed out on that childhood with those parents and siblings shared experiences the family had, that you did not share in. I was raised in a family of 6 children and would not trade the bond we had for anything on earth.

[@joanna0988]

She doesn't know what she's missing though.