Let me tell yall something…I just discovered this channel and the flood gates won’t closed😭😭😭😭 I love family reunions❤️

It was very obvious if the Biological Dad had his way he would have raised his baby girl himself 😭 All those year's of wondering where his baby is & how she is doing.... I cried they got to see each other before it was too late.... He truly deserved to see his baby girl again ❣️

Hearing her mom wasn’t allowed to see or hold her mad that first hug where she kept saying my baby hit differently. ❤

To learn that her parents hadn't seen each other in more than 25 years, blew my mind. I had always assumed they remained a couple; lesson learned. I do love the fact that they could come together after so many years, with what appeared to be zero animosity. ❤❤

I love the fact that this isn't a 'perfect' family. Her parents are not still a couple, there are issues with addiction, there is obvious illness. However there is also a huge amount of love and care. The unconditional love, the complete lack of resentment, the willingness for everyone to come together and meet her, and the desire to hang on to her going forward; that's what makes this extended family so perfect.

My mom put a daughter up for adoption over 50yrs ago and we found her. Beautiful story.

Nothing like seeing people who look like you. Took 33 years to find mine. ❤

That moment with her mom and dad was absolutely amazing 😢 ❤️

Lucky they reconnected before it was too late ❤️

The tears! Lord, have mercy. May this family be blessed with many happy memories in the future.

I love how her mom’s old photos so much like her daughter as well.

Lord when she said oh baby y’all I lost it

I am in tears. I met my biological dad when he was just turning 90 yrs old. We had almost 7 years before I lost him. All the feelings she has is exactly how I felt and still do. Knowing where your roots come from is enormous! So glad for the whole family! Blessings ❤

So, here I am here in London, a 73 year old father, grandfather and soon to be great grandfather, and I'm blubbing like a toddler. These reunion videos are so beautiful, and heartwarming. God bless all those involved.  ❤ 🙋‍♂

I come from a family of addicts, too. I’m proud of her, this was beautiful.

When her mother said that 46 years ago she made a decision that was best for her daughter... I really felt that. What an incredible sacrifice to deliver your daughter and put her in someone else's hands because you know it will be best for her. I can't imagine how hard that was for both of them. Thank you for sharing.

there are so many who don't understand that Addiction can be Genetic
to the point it can scare some family if they see something they haven't talked to you about.
I'll never forget my father wanting to have a talk with me because he feared I was an alcoholic when in reality he had seen empty bottles I had poured down the drain because I was only ever a social drinker, normally the DD for the group so never had more than 1 or 2 the entire night, and we were in the throws of Covid Pandemic. I didn't see a point in holding onto half empty bottles so I dumped them, and he happened to stop over the next day.
Don't think I've ever seen him breath such a deep sigh of relief.

I found out that day about my Grandfather never touching a drop of drink in his life because my Great Grandad drank himself to death.

The first cousin she met looked more like a brother than a cousin

That’s it! She just said the word Ive been looking for since I started watching Family Race! This is so HEALING. And not just for all these families but for us watching too.  Also, mad respect for anyone in recovery.

Her dad is sooooo sweet