Vietnamese man meets family of long-lost American father who he never knew in Kokomo

Henry Coos father was an American GI during the Vietnam War and left before he even knew his son had been conceived.

[@almostatami]

I know of two veterans who fathered children in Vietnam and Japan with no intention of finding them,mostly out of embarrassment and fear, but it just kills my heart. These children deserve better.

[@dr.migueltorrezedd8651]

Embarrassment and fear of what?

[@brian0902]

@@dr.migueltorrezedd8651 having to face the fact that for 1 many where married so for the ones married face the fact they cheated and impregnated someone and even for the ones that where not married the embarrassing of sleeping with strangers impregnated them and not taking responsibility

[@LibraVibesSnice80]

@@dr.migueltorrezedd8651 lol you really asking why as if you’re clueless 😂 stop you know exactly why 😒😒😒

[@milcycat7285]

@@LibraVibesSnice80 : he just wants to let the people to tell out loud the obvious reasons so that everybody can see the harsh facts

[@AndriaaLeoLove]

They Are Not Men Then. Only Merely Males.

[@joshythehand2960]

Wonderful. Sadly.. the children of American soldiers were treated harshly there for many years. It is joyous to see him be surrounded by loving family.

[@johnLennon255]

They were also conceived harshly

[@joshythehand2960]

@@johnLennon255 not all. There were thousands of soldiers in completely consensual relationships.

[@joshythehand2960]

@@johnLennon255 sadly .. the children of half African American soldiers were instantly recognised and hidden away. For some reason a large amount of half African half Vietnamese are born with a recessive gene that causes bright red hair. You can tell instantly.. where as most half anglo and Vietnamese kids are almost indistinguishable from full blooded Vietnamese.. so they blended in a lot better. It's sad.

[@johnLennon255]

@@joshythehand2960 true, but i bet there were thousands more who weren’t

[@user-kb7xb8de1n]

@@johnLennon255 have learn how to use the toilet instead of doing it everywhere

[@judewilson8445]

I only wish he had the chance to meet his father.

[@tweezy3900]

@Jackass Dick i bet u don't even know nobody black personally fuck boy stop watching so much tv or what your racist parents taught u smh

[@whiskeynovember8498]

@@tweezy3900 I know that I don't feel safe around black people.

[@eagillum]

@@whiskeynovember8498 ?

[@otsuspyre1841]

Good. Lol

[@GiftFromGod4U]

Me too... 💔💔💔💔💔

[@Native-Kitty]

What a beautiful story! His family was ecstatic to finally see him in person.

[@kathyyoung4757]

Wow I’m glad for this tamily

[@tammystewart10]

Unfortunately not from the caucasian soldiers or his families. They're still in denial or hidden the truth. Sadly.

[@terreciakennedy3265]

Blacks are always ecstatic to learn that they have a relative that's not full black. Smh

[@lf1496]

​@@terreciakennedy3265 Black people are ALWAYS happy to find their BLOOD. It's an African thing. The blood is important. My family is Afro Cuban and we found we had a cousin we didn't know about. She was Blue Black and when my family met her my mother literally almost passed out, crying so hard from joy, holding her. Our blood is everything. Ancestral

[@chinaarlene7035]

@@lf1496 nope, Terrecia is correct.

[@thehardwayspreadshardwork229]

Believe me Military members got a lot of kids abroad unrecognized

[@Brucev7]

Have forever

[@CJ-jp3zw]

Can't keep it in their pants

[@WashingtonDC20032]

It's terrible

[@xeniadiaz4677]

Yup.

[@bredagner4632]

So true!

[@ThatGurlRiRi77]

Wow, such a blessing. I have a sister that was born in Thailand in August, 1974. I too took the ancestry test and long for one day my sister taking the test. My father passed away July 18, 1992, when I was 14. Leaving me wondering where she is and what her life is like now. I would do anything to help her if she needed help. The one thing I cherish most is a baby picture of my sister.

[@tambui2587]

Hope you find your sister one day!!

[@GiftFromGod4U]

I pray that you will find her. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 What a blessing to have a picture of her! I have an older sister but I don't know her name or where she could be. I've already taken Ancestry and will be mailing out my "23 and Me" kit TODAY. 🙏🏾

[@enkay.1209]

Thank you for sharing your story. I hope you find her one day ❣

[@getprettyfit1997]

I hope you make a connection with your sister. I suggest if you have6 already upload your Ancestry results to other DNA sites like MyHeritage, He's match, and FTDNA for more possibilities of making a connection.

[@dredriknasty9537]

🙏🏿

[@llee8825]

You never know how the families will react. It is heartwarming to see how warmly they embraced him.

[@AmericanAfrikan-BurkinaFaso]

@lle let’s be real the family is black and black people will accept anyone with open arms truly. If u don’t disrespect or openly disparage and show signs of authenticity than u are welcomed. This sadly works to our detriment far too many times but lovely story here in this case.

[@jeromelj1010]

Soldiers need to be watched. It's totally unfair that a child has to grow up without knowing his/her father. Unfair

[@WilliamGarrow]

A lot of these people don't have any morals. I used to date someone in the military and the stories you hear. They ain't the heroes people like to say they are

[@toilyfe5985]

@@WilliamGarrow so true. They was a lot of things going on during that time.

[@WilliamGarrow]

@M J You must be really simple. These military people be sleeping around all the time. Even when they are not with civilians they be doing it with each other. Married or not. You keep worshipping these morally bankrupt people. Drooping kids everywhere and taking no responsibility. Then they come home pretending to be heroes.

[@WilliamGarrow]

@M J Okay I am all for forgiveness. But I am speaking from personal experience. I dated a woman for five years. She was first in the South African airforce then got a job in the UN based in South Sudan. We were planning on getting married this year. I was basically a father to her daughter from a previous relationship. One day her daughter contacted me and told me she was saw naked pictures of a man on her phone and her mother was sending him them. Her mother even told her about this guy. Her daughter was really upset as she enjoyed our little family setting. I didn't want to believe at first but then I looked back at previous correspondences. All the stuff her daughter said added up as certain periods she would disappear. This also was a married man with children. Who was happy to break up our relationship. And deprive a young girl of a potential father. So yes forgive but I would never date someone in the military again.

[@WilliamGarrow]

@M J The majority of people in a country are civilians. Well I personally think the majority of them do it. You can't be that naive.

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

So happy that he found his father’s family ! I love family reunions. But sadly he could not meet his father. However, it is great he found his father’s family and they welcomed him with open arms.

[@syndi301]

Was his dad in the military?

[@davidrogers4430]

Yes his father was in the Vietnam War

[@hildaaybar9042]

So sad 😢 that he didn’t get to meet his dad , he looks just like his dad , but at least his father’s family loves him ❤️❤️God Bless 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@airsoftshooter5]

That man looks south asian borderline Pacific Islander, stop it lol Heart warming story and video though, no lie

[@1NatureGod]

Stop the 🧢

[@hildaaybar9042]

@@airsoftshooter5 he is half Asian obviously

[@airsoftshooter5]

@@hildaaybar9042 that’s what I’m saying, he looks nothing like his dad 😂 you said he looks just like him

[@averyjoselle1053]

@@airsoftshooter5 he does have some features from his father

[@babjah21]

He seems like such a nice person. Bless him.

[@IZRElLO747]

They truly love him and accept him with open arms I'm glad they are telling him about his father 😊😊😊

[@AndriaaLeoLove]

You Mean The Dead Beat?

[@rebeccamassey337]

It's all anyone can ask for: to know where you come from and be welcomed and accepted with open arms. What a blessing to meet his family.

[@obiyanko2019]

The afrikan welcome is unmistakable. So warm and effusive and you unstantly know.you have fam!

[@bez1196]

Are you from East Africa?

[@barackthecomposer6642]

The Bantu We are gods original chosen people. Hebrews. Israelites. The apple of God’s eye. ☦️

[@ricardocima]

@@barackthecomposer6642 tribalist bullshit.

[@9xxxxxxxxx]

we are Americans and we're standing there when Columbus and the rest arrived in The New World which is really The Old World.

[@barackthecomposer6642]

Ricardo Cima Jealously

[@lynnguyen7010]

AWWWWW so sweet! I'm glad he found his family! :)

[@usmdn]

So sweet they found their blacknamese.

[@silviafigueroa8813]

So happy for this son to find his adorable family. Wish he could have seen his father before he died

[@namnguyen-tv8nt]

one thing I love about the black family when they welcome to the next level. happy for everyone. .love and joy always wounderful

[@KamalasNotLikeUs]

Black families are largely accepting and welcoming of children. They may not always like the accompanying grownup (child’s mother or father), but they will accept the child if it’s truly their relative.

[@Hr-dy1xv]

@@KamalasNotLikeUs shutup lol

[@EPICYELLOWHORSE]

My twin brother and I went through this exact same thing two years ago. We found our relatives after 50yrs in Newark, N.J. Our father had passed away in 1987. We also discovered that we had another set of twin brothers who are four years younger than us. THEY DIDN'T WANT TO MEET US, AND HAVE NEVER HAD ANY CORRESPONDENCE. (By the way, we are a black family but that didn't matter) We also found two other sisters, but only one sister would ever acknowledge us. With all the cousins, and family we met, this was still a blessing. 💕

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

good to hear, its so strange that a person or people would not want contact with,, just sees so strange.. aspecially if they have so much in common.. being twins and all

[@Bayo106]

I really don't understand those weirdos that don't want to meet their own brothers or sisters. So Strange

[@christinehancock4138]

It's a shame for family is family and some day the other two will regret not taking the opportunity to meet you guys. Don't give up hope, they may someday realize how silly they were in turning you down?

[@mrsTraveller64]

Well, I do understand that not every person wants to meet the offspring of their dad, especially if the offspring are younger wich means the dad was cheating on their beloved mother!! I would not want to meet them at all, I would feel I letmy mother down if I'd go and embrace the children my father did with another woman, meaning he was much away(in her home,with those children) and maybe missed out on our family-time!!!! I would never want anything to do with his un-manly and un-fatherly behaviour.

[@AndyB718]

Love the welcoming and acceptance he seems to have received.

[@ayalibra8053]

When I was in job Corp in 91, I had a few roommates that were half vietnamese and black. Neither one of them met their fathers due to the Vietnam war. They were so cool

[@ulyssesgrant1781]

Aya Libra really? My father died without being able to go back and find my half Vietnamese brother who was born the same year that I was born. He would have been 18 or so in 1991, like me. His name is supposed to be Ulysses Grant as well. Not sure if he would’ve survived with that name. But I have never been able to reach him. I’m gonna try the 23 and me. I don’t know about all of the US soldiers, but I know that Americans was forced to leave the Vietnamese hanging, because our government was afraid for their safety. We went over there starting s-it, and was getting our asses kicked. The men were forced to leave.

[@ulyssesgrant1781]

Aya Libra really? My father died without being able to go back and find my half Vietnamese brother who was born the same year that I was born. He would have been 18 or so in 1991, like me. His name is supposed to be Ulysses Grant as well. Not sure if he would’ve survived with that name. But I have never been able to reach him. I’m gonna try the 23 and me. I don’t know about all of the US soldiers, but I know that Americans was forced to leave the Vietnamese hanging, because our government was afraid for their safety. We went over there starting s-it, and was getting our asses kicked. The men were forced to leave.

[@ayalibra8053]

@@ulyssesgrant1781 Yes, we had conversations about it. A lot of them resided in DC. I hope you can find him

[@ulyssesgrant1781]

Aya Libra That’s funny and on time. Before this virus, this was the summer I planned to vacation in DC. Thanks

[@ayalibra8053]

@@ulyssesgrant1781 Could be confirmation in regards to finding your brother. He maybe in the DC area

[@debracox507]

I wish he got a chance to meet his dad ❤️ I’m so happy for him blessings to the entire family I loved this story.

[@mzmissy9591]

Awwwwww... Glad u found your bonus family ...hugs all around

[@daramcneil4297]

They’re his family

[@realmccoy405]

I'm so happy for him I wish I could find my father!

[@Blvkkise]

Smh did u try Facebook? Do u have a name to g0 by?

[@bonitaohyea9258]

Try doing dna at ancestry.com my cousin is adopted and found both bio parents side of the family through them!

[@bonitaohyea9258]

@Junie JA her big family? No....your big family....enjoy them!

[@cocot9414]

Junie JA that's awesome! How did it go?

[@Mynamejack9]

He looks just like that family!!

[@talitam.8414]

It’s so cool the way his American family welcomed and embraced him! Lord knows it doesn’t always end up like that.

[@amandahirschfeld7382]

I'm sad he didn't get to meet his dad but how amazing how his family grew overnight and they are so happy to have him❤

[@fia6537]

This made me cry. How beautiful. Race doesn't matter, familly does!

[@RyanHorseHelmet]

Great story.

[@Ablestreet]

I am so glad this man found his family!

[@t.h.8475]

What a beautiful and joyful family. Who wouldn't want to be related to them?

[@onevoice7]

🥺😭awww man I wasnt expecting to cry today. This made my heart full.

[@frankcorrea9702]

The young man did what came naturally as a human being , looking for acceptance and love , found it with this incredible family!🎉🎈🏆🌋

[@priscillasolanki6390]

Am so happy for him he has searched all his life for answers & he never lost hope. His tears of joy are overwhelmingly heartfelt he has found missing links & has a new family to bond with. He will never feel alone as all the conversations, parties & get to gethers will keep him connected. God bless them all ❣😊❤

[@ascent8487]

I’m so glad they found each other. Hope they’ve continued to keep in touch. This blessed my heart and I thank you for sharing.

[@zyxwut321]

Of all the reunion videos I've seen on KZbin this one is one of the most affecting.

[@ahmetbaliandeleon431]

This is a similar case of my uncle, my uncle was a mexican american soldier and he was a veteran of the korean war, I didn't knew that I had an uncle in korea till I did my ancesty dna, saw a man living in korea with the same last name as mine de Leon, we later face time each other and eventually found out how he has the same last name as mine. Cool to see these reunions.

[@elourdepierre7936]

I’m so happy for him and his family, finally know his identity and where he belongs. That’s a blessing.😍🙏🏾😍

[@taz9234]

Ancestry is wonderful. I had a similar story and prayed 🙏🏿 that I found my father before 50 years. My name had been changed also, but I finally found my family.

[@successfulMillennial]

A lot of black and white soldiers abandon kids in other countries and its ridiculous.... there should be consequences

[@PassportBrosAndBlondeManWeaves]

Exactly

[@SG-tf1fx]

So beautiful, it makes me cry...your love you have for him is breathtakingly beautiful God bless you all, I wish you were my family!

[@rebeccal2888]

So happy for him and family. I'm half vietnamese also. Born in Vietnam my father American GI as while.

[@hodgemoss]

😮 I can feel your emotions through the lenses of the camera they are so strong Wow we say blood is truly thicker than water Welcome 🙏 brother

[@sbss924]

I am so happy for him, for all of them. What a beautiful story.

[@cjwallace4559]

May God restore families and bring healing in Jesus Name...

[@tahjjj1488]

Cj Wallace Amen.

[@alexandrag.7784]

Amen❤🙏

[@neelachase6909]

Amen 🙏🏾

[@cuteblackrosee]

His dad was handsome tho

[@krissy6161]

Black Rosee Girl fire.

[@tiffanyfoy1039]

Yes he is..i love looking at old photos of g.i's to see how good they look when they was younger. That military uniform just does somethingt to my soul😍😍😏

[@Soulflower11]

Black Rosee Those the ones that doesn't mess with black women period!

[@steveboy7302]

@D B rape

[@joshythehand2960]

He really is. Has a slick and clean look.. we used to call that dapper.

[@tmb446622]

Very emotional to watch. I’m happy for them. God bless

[@ispy7316]

He is so happy to feel the love from his real family!

[@SlaveOfAllah64]

I'd feel like crap my whole life thinking that I was just a pump and dump as far as my father was concerned. This man is incredibly strong and forgiving. Lord bless him.

[@1080terry]

Who ever put a negative response I guess your life is perfect….God bless him and his family

[@shanettacane7101]

So glad he was accepted in the family.

[@0369DevilDawg]

As a retired US Marine Vietnam Veteran, I am so happy this has happened to this man. The out pouring of love shown is a testimony of how most African Americans treat people with unconditional love. I believe there are many people, of all races who may question their true "Roots". I wish everyone here an enjoyable Family Reunion.

[@michellemarie2590]

Wow... beautiful ending.🥳

[@thelostsoul77777]

Alot of these soldiers had wives and families back home. That's why they left without a trace. They were ashamed of stepping out of their marriage and having an illegitimate child. What do they do? Go back home pretend nothing happened and go back to their normal lives. Stop sugar coating this. Alot of these kids ended up in orphanages, growing up with identity issues, growing up mistreated. Its really sad, im very glad this man found the other side of his family and was greeted with warm open arms.

[@tambui2587]

It so sad how all the mix children was treated after the Vietnam war. They didn't ask to be born shame on my peoples. I hope and pray they'll find some happiness and peace. 🙏

[@pacosinbad5938]

Every man that served in the Vietnam war has Vietnamese kids out there somewhere!!!!! Trust and believe!!

[@amentetbastet6746]

Good for you Henry I'm happy for you 😊

[@syndi301]

Aww that's really special makes you cry happy tears great hearing some good news

[@antoniobrown3219]

I needed this to end my day 🙏🏾👏🏾✊🏾🤗😇

[@sexyred1937]

So thrilled that you found your family. Enjoy them and make many memories. So awesome

[@honeychick4ever280]

Beautiful story! Thankgoodness he found his family on his dad side. I can't imagine what he when through being half black and Vietnamese on his mother side because sometimes being mixed like that is not accepting in their families. You can feel the love and embrace that his family expressed towards him. I hope they have an update to this story.

[@TheLicktysplitz]

What a beautiful loving family reunion

[@EC4400]

I have a nephew out there in Viet Nam. I would love to find him.

[@EC4400]

All assistance would be greatly appreciated.

[@ibestrokin]

@@EC4400 I guess the best thing would be to get a dna test and hope he had one too. And maybe contact the US consulate in Vietnam.

[@CJ-jp3zw]

Take a DNA test from online site

[@tangieshogelola6898]

I'm so happy he's getting a large family. Now he has more aunties and uncles and cousins...it's awesome.

[@EshhhaBenjamite]

My dad was in the Marines and my spirit always tell me I have more siblings somewhere. I pray to God that I find them or they find me. 🙏🏽

[@ChromeMan04]

Ur saying ur dad was sleeping around? Some values.

[@Lana-uy6po]

Just bc someone is in the army or marines doesn't mean they have kids somewhere else😬

[@cwa2628]

Get over it ppl. Many slept around. Grown ppl know this. Life goes on.

[@sonymicronin]

@@ChromeMan04could have been before he had a wife, also seriously? You shaming over something their father did and they had no control of? What an idiot lol

[@inactiveaccount6106]

@@cwa2628 No. I will not get over it. Now what? lol... Now stfu & go get tested, as you seem like someone of the same moral standing.

[@don3.lf3]

What a beautiful family reconnection. 👪

[@lucky-cg8ln]

Love conquers all! Great story and God Bless!👍✌

[@bhigdaddymark]

Nice, really nice indeed. He's surrounded by LOVE and good for him.

[@juasokofa5921]

WOW amazing story happy that he found his family on his father's side

[@MetanoiaCatholicism]

Finally!a heart warming story. We need more of these stories and less of the same old drama.

[@jayara9843]

So happy for you

[@lburg3780]

Oh they were so happy to have him! That must have been wonderful for him.

[@levinitabarlow1837]

What crazy people with no soul would thumbs down this??😱 this is beautiful maybe we all should do an ancestry DNA test we will find out were all family..🙏

[@phillygirl1984]

I love ❤️ the sweet embrace from his family members. Beautiful!

[@AndriaaLeoLove]

The women.

[@Indiegirl007]

This was so sweet. ♥️

[@Sherri1971US]

Great loving family. Wish you all happiness.

[@filippofittipaldi8050]

The military actively discouraged soldiers and sailors from marrying and bringing Vietnamese wives home with them. My brother was a marine who planned to marry a girl from there but he was talked out of it.

[@lisahayden1355]

Those children/people lift behind were treated with resentment

[@user-nubiangoddess]

All over the world they do this..glad he finally met his family

[@THEFAMILYGRIND]

This is crazy! I met an older black man who fought in that war and he told me that many of the black soldiers had Vietnamese wives and fathered children in Vietnam. When the war was over they were sent home and as we all know many returned to this country poor and damaged thus lacking the means to send for their families. This story just confirms what I was told in 2006.

[@amifofana4363]

It is real story, one of my friend grd father told me he has 2 kids in Vietnam (Indochine). He was a Tirailleur Sénégalais when i ask him why he did not take his wife and kids with him, he told me they were not alout to bring there family along. So i told him to go to the French Embassy to do some research but nothing happens

[@AuthorLHollingsworth]

Very sad. Those men had it rough. The government should have did more. Sad.

[@MindYourBiznazz]

BUTLERU you have to think of the times. Those men were sent there for a job, not to make families. That would’ve been more money on the government to send them to the states. Those men should’ve been smarter....

[@marciphillips8682]

What an loving story I love stories like this in times were going through now..God bless you and your beautiful family

[@WorldSoulExotica]

we will greet you with open arms, that much is true

[@fredadancing]

Very emotional for me, too. Their reunion touches my heart and l don't even know Henry or his family.

[@dominodominodomino]

Hi, I need help to find my father too, he is black his nam James he name me Jan my dad and mom meet in Can Tho South viet nam 1968 1971

[@michaelmaps2004]

All the best in your search

[@dominodominodomino]

@Reina Macarena yes

[@dominodominodomino]

Reina Macarena His name Jim or Jame not sure last or first he from New York , I think he still have a lot of our pictures, from my side I use to have one pic he hold me I was around 1 yrs old but I lost it.

[@AuthorLHollingsworth]

Sir, buy Ancestry. com and 23&me. Nothing is lost, but time. God, bless you!!!!

[@meyokkob458]

BUTLERU I purchased Ancestry DNA test.... I found some family in Bermuda and in Africa....I live in TN but born in CT....I feel this test kit will help a lot good luck

[@jamesjennings6869]

Beautiful and joyous moment.

[@preacher_chick]

Bless you this is so beautiful ❤️

[@sporo2000]

Thus were the days when strangers could hug freely!!

[@tishleigh7026]

This is so beautiful !!! 😘😇💟❤💛💚💙💜 The whole family is ecstatic!!! God Bless this man and his lovely family !!!

[@omarchandler4983]

*I AM SO HAPPY FOR HIM. THESE ARE THE KINDS OF STORIES WE NEED MORE OF!*

[@joannemercer8467]

Omar, I agree.

[@AndriaaLeoLove]

no we don't.

[@jeffreyholmes9607]

Never give up hope 👏

[@keetalley3941]

This is soooooo beautiful. Look at all this love for him. Biiiiig family.....I'm soooooo happy for him.❤️😭😭😭😁

[@Kojokoy]

Beautiful God Bless! 🙏❤️

[@Marc_Masters]

Not sure why the YT algo brought me here, but im here for it. Im happy he found his family 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@christynguyen6115]

I'm looking for my biological grandfather on behalf of my dad. My dad was also born during the war. Never got to meet his real father. All we know is that his real father was an american soldier deployed to Da Nang Vietnam. Wish us luck!

[@michaelmaps2004]

All the best in your search. Start by buying an Ancestral.com kit on ebay you might find some clues there

[@christynguyen6115]

Michael Maps thank you! I actually did just that a few months back and I found some distant cousins who were connected with that side of the family. I spoke with an aunt (dads bio sister) and she knew exactly who his father was. Unfortunately he passed in 2006 and my dad never got to meet him. But we’re all in contact with the family and it’s been such a blessing.

[@michaelmaps2004]

@@christynguyen6115 wow im glad it all worked out although its sad that they never got to meet but at least you are all now connected to your roots.

[@davedrifter416]

So happy to see he found his father’s family. Lost connections reunited. So many children of that war need closure.

[@chantellchampange652]

"BLESS YOU!' MAN YES!!!!!" VERY HAPPY FOR YOU!!!'

[@lilyflower5576]

When they embraced 🥺💖

[@Evbddgegeh]

Loving this loving this

[@lovenspired]

Awesome reunion story. Sad that his father had already passed on and he didn’t get to know him personally, but from the love and joy of his American family’s embrace at the welcome party I imagine that he finds comfort in seeing his father comes from a family with a huge spirit of love and support.

[@silentnight3970]

It is natural to want to know your origins. Whether the people you find are worth knowing is quite another matter.

[@LoriethaC313]

Awww, that was beautiful❤❤❤

[@countrygirl8295]

unfortunately many AA men left offspring overseas while in the military and didn't go back. They came home to their wives and picked up where they left off... Without telling their family they had other children.

[@kingpinpromotions687]

Shut the fuck up bitch why more white men did that than blacks

[@Aden_III]

Most Americans in general didnt even know they had children so your point is dead

[@fredeb67]

And more so of the White men.

[@fredeb67]

@Jackass Dick There were and still are more kids mixed with white than black left in Korea.

[@sakurakou2009]

That guy found whole family tree, hope he built good relationships with them ❤