Watching from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 I am a domestic helper here also.Everytime I watched this kind of segment my tears fall down because my employer daughter that I'm the one taking care of her since birth is telling me that aunty when you go back home if ever I grown up, I will go to Philippines and find you there because I cannot forget you for my whole life ,your the one who's taking care of me every day when my mom is not around,she always tell me aunty thank you for everyday taking care of me..❤❤❤❤❤so very sweet little girl..
Singaporeans are one of the kindest people in the world. My mom also worked in SG when I was in Grade 6 for us to have an education. Now we are all professionals becoz of her sacrifices. My mom's employer back then are so kind...Thank you Singapore❤
Watching from Germany.... I am a product of DH in Singapore.. My sister used to work in Singapore in order for me to go to nursing school in the Philippines. Now I'm working as a nurse here in Germany... Good thing my sister went home and got married. She has now 2 children and now it's my turn to help them.
The way that Auntie Marlyn cried in the car when they were departing really brought tears to my eyes... She definitely had been trying her best not to cry until the very end... Wishing her the best of health and happiness!
Lets treat our helper well...be they Filipino or other nationality...they gave part of their lives for us n its not been easy for them...lets treat them like one of our family...
As a Filipino working abroad, I empathized with auntie's experience because it is similar to what I have been doing up to this point. I am grateful to Rachel's family for treating auntie like a member of their own family, and Rachel's gesture of sharing her story and visiting auntie means a great deal to us Filipinos. It is my hope that this story will inspire other Asians to care for and respect their domestic helpers as fellow human beings.
I love this series. That she said to auntie, “you let OUR dreams come true” was so meaningful. To all the aunties who sacrificed their own families and their own dreams - thank you for all you’ve done ❤
I have watched 3 series of Finding Auntie and they're all from the Philippines. It only shows that Filipinas have great love for their employers and treat them as their family. My aunt who also worked at Singapore was able to get married to a Swiss National and now she has 2 daughters. I always remember her everytime I watched your videos.
So touching..she deserves to be treated with love. She dedicated half of her life with your family. And she is lucky to have you very nice family with good heart❤️❤️❤️
Watching here in Phil.i'm also a DH in Singapore since 2007 to 2023,i'm going back here in phil.last yr.for good coz i'm sick i have tumor cancer in my spinal cord😔..i don't regret to wrk in Singapore as a DH for many yrs coz now my 3 daughters they have a good job coz they finish their study,i'm very proud to became a Single mum working in Singapore.i'm very proud of my previous employer where still contacting and also she send me a Balikbayan Box she gave a set computer,shampoo,milo,nutella,peanut butter,kaya,clothings i'm very happy to my employer she very kind,generousity i'm very lucky to my employer and there siblings they are all good to me💖💖💖
I think it's the 4th finding auntie i watched. And it made me cry again, happy to see them together, they're not related to blood, but they treat each other like family.
Rachel, you are a gem, what a way to honor auntie Marlyn with your kind gestures, really show how you are raise well, the immense appreciation of your family towards auntie Marlyn really proves that respect and love was deeply rooted in your upbringing..
Another one. At least this one is so much happier and not tearjerker. Hahaha! I love this series! Thank you for this CNA! And the scrapbook is so sweet.
When she said she stayed in singapore more than she did in the phils. I didnt doubt for a sec. She actually speaks english more like a singaporean than with a filipino accent. This is very good content. Heartwarming. And a little heartbreaking at d same time. So nice seeing the singaporrans appreciate their helpers.
Thank you to the families for caring and treating our "kababayans" as part of your families. The aunties have left their home country to take care of another family in a foreign country.
I love this series. It shows how these domestic helpers helped shape the new generation of Singaporeans and shows how caring these helpers are. It brings tears to my eyes.
I didn’t notice that I was smiling the whole time watching the video. Nice to see that she really took time to visit and surprise Auntie. 😊. Auntie’s S’porean accent is very evident that she really loves Singapore even if she’s not working there anymore. What a great episode!
For many of these helpers who have spent most of their lives with other families, what they do is more than just a job, it's a vocation. Since their motivation to work away from home is to give (to their parents, children, siblings), it's not difficult for them to treat their work and life as something to give (a gift) to families they live with. May they all have happy and fulfilling vocations while in Singapore, and a healthy retired life back home.
Auntie: "I know if you come back from anywhere. I'm there for you and I'm very happy about that." (❤) Rachel: 😢 ("I've cried enough for this...") -memories
This is the most touching and sincere Finding Auntie episode. I smile and cry along with Rachel and Auntie Marlyn. Looking forward to the next episode. 😊
Oh man this story melting my heart right now Cudos to both families and thank you for treating Auntie with compassion while she’s under your roof you are an amazing bunch of humans! My mom and her siblings travel similar paths sacrificing their life for someone else to benefit both sides somehow, we’ll done god bless and we continue to hope that more people still exists in this crazy world like you people!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I love and so much connected on this show finding auntie .. until now I'm still in Singapore .real stories .. thank you for appreciating us .as your auntie
Watching from Mexico and I appreciate this young woman a lot, who knows how to look back her past. She's also pretty and gorgeous. Future Ms. Singapore.
Thanks CNA for this series. I myself also worked as a helper for 5yrs in Singapore. I can really relate on how it feels leaving my own family back home and also leaving the Singaporean family I've learned to love after finishing my contract in Singapore. Blessed to have found good employers who are God fearing and kind and treats me like part of the family. Singapore will always be a second home for me. 😢
My mom worked in Hong Kong for 15 years and only had 2 employers, and the last one was for 10 years. We are very greatful that she was loved by the family she worked for. After retiring, they kept in touch with her and kept sending gifts to her until she passed away at the age of 57. It took us a lot of time convincing her to retire since me and my three other siblings already finished college and are already employed. If it wasn't for her Myomectomy, she wouldn't have granted our request for her to retire early. Like Auntie Marlyn, she started a mini-grocery though we're giving her a monthly allowance of around 25,000. Whenever I think of her, I just still feel hurt that she passed away too early. I wish we would have had more time repaying her love and hardwork for give us a better life. 😫😭🤧
It was such an interesting story and a great relationship formed between them --they are like Mother and Daughter . Thank you so much for sharing. What a great bond❤
You are good employers/ family with a good heart. You treated your helper like a member of your family. You know how to appreciate the service she rendered to your family. Love begets Love..
This program is sooooo heartwarming 🥹 Because this shows how kind and warm most of the Filipino domestic helpers is. I am sooo proud to be a Filipino OFW 🥰 I love this series really 😍
Filipinos loved these kinds of documentaries. Especially many see what they are doing as "poor man's job". hope you are really into appreciating them. and avoid doing these if you have a hidden agenda or if it isn't coming from the bottom of your heart. a Simple Thank you will melt Filipino hearts. Kudos to you guys!
Watching from Canada. I was working for 7 years in Hongkong. Im glad that there is a employer like Rachel’s Family who love and value there helper. Also move by Marlyn ‘s story it was inspiring, thank you CNA Insider for making this show very touching story you make cry the whole time.
Wow! I feel the same as I am a helper here in Singapore since 1985 until now, working with different employers, for the sake of my family the same thing, I help all my family siblings and also support my nephews and niece with their studies in UNIVERSITY , and I am so happy what my life is, never think of myself just what I want to do help my siblings . So hopefully that someday when I am going back home for good as well... God bless us with our hard works for our family.
This episode of Finding Auntie was so heartwarming! Auntie Marilyn's Singaporean accent is so endearing and it's amazing to see how she's still so connected to her time there. Rachel's gesture of bringing joy and recognition to Auntie Marilyn after all these years really showcases the deep bonds that can form in such relationships. It's a poignant reminder of the sacrifices and the humanity of our domestic helpers. Thank you, CNA, for shedding light on these stories that often go untold. Here's to more episodes that celebrate these unsung heroes! ❤
Aww that was sweet of you. Thank you for appreciating her hard work. She's lucky to have found a family in your family. God bless you and your family. Kindness overload.😍😍😍
Isa din akong ofw dito sa middle east for more than 13 years. Kapatid ko ofw din at ang mother ko ofw din dati sa Hong Kong. Kaya lagi kong pinapanood mga stories ng CNA about ofw sa Singapore super nakakarelate ako sa buhay nila. God bless po 🙏 💕 😊
Pls. CNA continue this kind of Finding Auntie series, not just from Singapore but other countries too. I'm sure there's a lot of them. Thank you CNA❤❤❤
She is still worried that she has nothing to give.. that’s the real Filipino spirit. Even when we have given everything. We are still worried we didnt give enough.. “But you given 21 years of your life” cant stop crying… 😭😭😭
Auntie Marilyn accent are very singaporean. So proud to my fellow kababayan from their showing how loving, thoughtful the Filipino ❤️ love this episode (Finding Auntie) thank you CNA.
She spent more time in Singapore that her accent in English is Singaporean. I love this series!
I noticed her accent too..
oo nga 🤣
Kaya nga pero fluent din mg English 😍
Yeah I also notice it alamak! Just aga aga :)
well.. she stayed in Singapore for the longest of her life.. its cute to have that accent tho!
Watching from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 I am a domestic helper here also.Everytime I watched this kind of segment my tears fall down because my employer daughter that I'm the one taking care of her since birth is telling me that aunty when you go back home if ever I grown up, I will go to Philippines and find you there because I cannot forget you for my whole life ,your the one who's taking care of me every day when my mom is not around,she always tell me aunty thank you for everyday taking care of me..❤❤❤❤❤so very sweet little girl..
I wish i can also find my auntie thank you for what you are doing it must be such a hard life leaving your family behind. thank you for what you do
kapamilya forever
You are wonderful and you will be remembered and missed, auntie ❤
Singaporeans are one of the kindest people in the world. My mom also worked in SG when I was in Grade 6 for us to have an education. Now we are all professionals becoz of her sacrifices. My mom's employer back then are so kind...Thank you Singapore❤
“What can i give u i have nothing to give you”
“Auntie you’ve given me your whole life”
That touch my heart ❤️
Crying here 😢
Salute to Miss Rachel.
So sweet.
I 😢 salute to both of u!
True 😅
Watching from Germany.... I am a product of DH in Singapore.. My sister used to work in Singapore in order for me to go to nursing school in the Philippines. Now I'm working as a nurse here in Germany... Good thing my sister went home and got married. She has now 2 children and now it's my turn to help them.
Wow ur so sexy but I think ur bakla
what an inspiring story. where are u based in germany? all the best
Cycle of life... please do not forget your sister has a big heart!❤
The way that Auntie Marlyn cried in the car when they were departing really brought tears to my eyes... She definitely had been trying her best not to cry until the very end... Wishing her the best of health and happiness!
"Auntie you have given me 21 years of your life." made me cry. Rachel's parents and Auntie Marlyn raised her well
“What can I give you?” - this sentence really made me teared up. Thanks CNA for this meaningful series!
I love these episodes of Finding Auntie. It's an intimate look at the relationship between Singapore and Philippines.
Lets treat our helper well...be they Filipino or other nationality...they gave part of their lives for us n its not been easy for them...lets treat them like one of our family...
Thanks a million, to CNA for using their platform in featuring these kinds of beautiful heart-touching stories!!!!!!!!!!!
As a Filipino working abroad, I empathized with auntie's experience because it is similar to what I have been doing up to this point. I am grateful to Rachel's family for treating auntie like a member of their own family, and Rachel's gesture of sharing her story and visiting auntie means a great deal to us Filipinos. It is my hope that this story will inspire other Asians to care for and respect their domestic helpers as fellow human beings.
Most Singaporean families are nice to their helper as they are looking after the employer's kid day and night.
So sweet girl. I love when your auntie said she has nothing to give and you answered back you give me twenty-one years of your life. ❤
I love this series. That she said to auntie, “you let OUR dreams come true” was so meaningful. To all the aunties who sacrificed their own families and their own dreams - thank you for all you’ve done ❤
I have watched 3 series of Finding Auntie and they're all from the Philippines. It only shows that Filipinas have great love for their employers and treat them as their family. My aunt who also worked at Singapore was able to get married to a Swiss National and now she has 2 daughters. I always remember her everytime I watched your videos.
So touching..she deserves to be treated with love. She dedicated half of her life with your family. And she is lucky to have you very nice family with good heart❤️❤️❤️
Watching here in Phil.i'm also a DH in Singapore since 2007 to 2023,i'm going back here in phil.last yr.for good coz i'm sick i have tumor cancer in my spinal cord😔..i don't regret to wrk in Singapore as a DH for many yrs coz now my 3 daughters they have a good job coz they finish their study,i'm very proud to became a Single mum working in Singapore.i'm very proud of my previous employer where still contacting and also she send me a Balikbayan Box she gave a set computer,shampoo,milo,nutella,peanut butter,kaya,clothings i'm very happy to my employer she very kind,generousity i'm very lucky to my employer and there siblings they are all good to me💖💖💖
and thank u for contributing your time in Singapore and so glad that your daughters has good jobs! Hope u get well soon!
Why no give money 10k
I wish for your good health, auntie ❤❤❤
Gosh. I love these series of Finding Auntie. Makes me cry a bucket every time!!
same😢
Auntie Marlyn's english is very SG it's amazing hahah
I think it's the 4th finding auntie i watched. And it made me cry again, happy to see them together, they're not related to blood, but they treat each other like family.
Rachel, you are a gem, what a way to honor auntie Marlyn with your kind gestures, really show how you are raise well, the immense appreciation of your family towards auntie Marlyn really proves that respect and love was deeply rooted in your upbringing..
Rachel and her family are so nice. They treat her like a family. That's rare.
Another one. At least this one is so much happier and not tearjerker. Hahaha! I love this series! Thank you for this CNA! And the scrapbook is so sweet.
auntie’s accent is so singaporean leh, a heartwarming story.
When she said she stayed in singapore more than she did in the phils. I didnt doubt for a sec. She actually speaks english more like a singaporean than with a filipino accent. This is very good content. Heartwarming. And a little heartbreaking at d same time. So nice seeing the singaporrans appreciate their helpers.
Better than Netflix!!!
Agree much
louder😅
i watched all of their episode like this
With so much poverty in PH. These domestic helpers deserve more credit. They sacrifice their whole life to serve others and raising their children.
Thank you to the families for caring and treating our "kababayans" as part of your families. The aunties have left their home country to take care of another family in a foreign country.
Auntie still carrying that Singaporean accent 😊
Yeah just 2yers pass of course the accent is still there.
of course you spend 37yrs in that country. so cute hehe
Proud to be a Filipino here 😊. I am so happy seeing/watching those employers are still looking for their former helper ❤.
This series shows us that family is not just by blood but also by bond. 💯
I cried when I watching this. Thank you for visiting her
I love this series. It shows how these domestic helpers helped shape the new generation of Singaporeans and shows how caring these helpers are. It brings tears to my eyes.
I didn’t notice that I was smiling the whole time watching the video. Nice to see that she really took time to visit and surprise Auntie. 😊. Auntie’s S’porean accent is very evident that she really loves Singapore even if she’s not working there anymore. What a great episode!
For many of these helpers who have spent most of their lives with other families, what they do is more than just a job, it's a vocation. Since their motivation to work away from home is to give (to their parents, children, siblings), it's not difficult for them to treat their work and life as something to give (a gift) to families they live with. May they all have happy and fulfilling vocations while in Singapore, and a healthy retired life back home.
Oh so her mom is actually our local super talented celebrity Ms Karen Tan..
Always loved her gila-gila characters on tv..
auntie speak like Singaporean already. So cute. I really love this segment.. please keep sharing other stories...
She still have that little bit of Singaporean accent in her🥹
2 eps na hahahaha
yung din na observe ko hehe
Not little bit....she really carried the accent 100% singaporean
Auntie: "I know if you come back from anywhere. I'm there for you and I'm very happy about that." (❤)
Rachel: 😢 ("I've cried enough for this...")
-memories
This is the most touching and sincere Finding Auntie episode. I smile and cry along with Rachel and Auntie Marlyn. Looking forward to the next episode. 😊
Oh man this story melting my heart right now Cudos to both families and thank you for treating Auntie with compassion while she’s under your roof you are an amazing bunch of humans! My mom and her siblings travel similar paths sacrificing their life for someone else to benefit both sides somehow, we’ll done god bless and we continue to hope that more people still exists in this crazy world like you people!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I love and so much connected on this show finding auntie .. until now I'm still in Singapore .real stories .. thank you for appreciating us .as your auntie
Watching from Mexico and I appreciate this young woman a lot, who knows how to look back her past. She's also pretty and gorgeous. Future Ms. Singapore.
She is a woman of integrity & dignity. It is very difficult to find domestic helpers like her.
Thanks CNA for this series. I myself also worked as a helper for 5yrs in Singapore. I can really relate on how it feels leaving my own family back home and also leaving the Singaporean family I've learned to love after finishing my contract in Singapore. Blessed to have found good employers who are God fearing and kind and treats me like part of the family. Singapore will always be a second home for me. 😢
My mom worked in Hong Kong for 15 years and only had 2 employers, and the last one was for 10 years. We are very greatful that she was loved by the family she worked for. After retiring, they kept in touch with her and kept sending gifts to her until she passed away at the age of 57. It took us a lot of time convincing her to retire since me and my three other siblings already finished college and are already employed. If it wasn't for her Myomectomy, she wouldn't have granted our request for her to retire early. Like Auntie Marlyn, she started a mini-grocery though we're giving her a monthly allowance of around 25,000. Whenever I think of her, I just still feel hurt that she passed away too early. I wish we would have had more time repaying her love and hardwork for give us a better life. 😫😭🤧
It was such an interesting story and a great relationship formed between them --they are like Mother and Daughter . Thank you so much for sharing. What a great bond❤
You are good employers/ family with a good heart. You treated your helper like a member of your family. You know how to appreciate the service she rendered to your family. Love begets Love..
This make the maid so appreciative. Most maid after returning home will soon be forgotten. What Rachel did was so touching .
My 4th episode! Keep this coming CNA!
most of the Aunties I've watched spent their whole lifetime at work in Singapore they missed making a family of their own 😢😿
This program is sooooo heartwarming 🥹
Because this shows how kind and warm most
of the Filipino domestic helpers is. I am sooo proud to be a Filipino OFW 🥰 I love this series really 😍
Filipinos loved these kinds of documentaries. Especially many see what they are doing as "poor man's job". hope you are really into appreciating them. and avoid doing these if you have a hidden agenda or if it isn't coming from the bottom of your heart. a Simple Thank you will melt Filipino hearts.
Kudos to you guys!
Pls continue this segment of finding Auntie
All these aunties are so precious~! A second Mom or sister at home for the family
Another inspiring episode of FINDING AUNTIE !!! GOD BLESS EVERYONE !!!
Watching from Canada. I was working for 7 years in Hongkong. Im glad that there is a employer like Rachel’s Family who love and value there helper. Also move by Marlyn ‘s story it was inspiring, thank you CNA Insider for making this show very touching story you make cry the whole time.
Wow! I feel the same as I am a helper here in Singapore since 1985 until now, working with different employers, for the sake of my family the same thing, I help all my family siblings and also support my nephews and niece with their studies in UNIVERSITY , and I am so happy what my life is, never think of myself just what I want to do help my siblings . So hopefully that someday when I am going back home for good as well... God bless us with our hard works for our family.
Sweet girl Rachel. Very down to earth. God bless auntie❤
This episode of Finding Auntie was so heartwarming! Auntie Marilyn's Singaporean accent is so endearing and it's amazing to see how she's still so connected to her time there. Rachel's gesture of bringing joy and recognition to Auntie Marilyn after all these years really showcases the deep bonds that can form in such relationships. It's a poignant reminder of the sacrifices and the humanity of our domestic helpers. Thank you, CNA, for shedding light on these stories that often go untold. Here's to more episodes that celebrate these unsung heroes! ❤
It sounds like bounding Mother & Daughter ✅🙌🏼❤️very happy & sad moments 🫠👻🖖🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼🤡Godspeed 👍🏻
Thank you for visiting her ,thank you for your love for her
The Best series highlighting the PH OFWs. Thank you so much.
I am so proud of you to love your auntie....very much appriciated the people like you❤❤
Aww that was sweet of you. Thank you for appreciating her hard work. She's lucky to have found a family in your family. God bless you and your family. Kindness overload.😍😍😍
Isa din akong ofw dito sa middle east for more than 13 years. Kapatid ko ofw din at ang mother ko ofw din dati sa Hong Kong. Kaya lagi kong pinapanood mga stories ng CNA about ofw sa Singapore super nakakarelate ako sa buhay nila.
God bless po 🙏 💕 😊
You made me cry cry cry... thank s for looking back... your such a rally good person yourself. Do pray for you too..
This is gratefulness to the highest level, i was so touched by this feature story. I hope this will also inspire others.
Enjoying and following this series of Finding Auntie ❤️
your tears say how good a person you are
Excellent series. All the other eps are equally heartwarming and meaningful. Kudos!
she sounded more Singaporean than Filipina.
she really adopted the accent. 😊❤
Incredibly heart warming story.
Such a heartwarming and happy-sad story. Smiling with tears welling up while watching. ❤
Thank you for this documentaries...it is to inspire more of our ofw that after their hardwork there is still kind hearted employers❤❤❤
Their relationship is just beautiful.
Pls. CNA continue this kind of Finding Auntie series, not just from Singapore but other countries too. I'm sure there's a lot of them. Thank you CNA❤❤❤
This program always makes me sob.😢😢😢😢
She’s A GOOD HELPER…THANK YOU 🎉🎉🎉🎉😊
So many happy tears watching this.. such a wonderful reminder of love and kindness ❤😢
She is still worried that she has nothing to give.. that’s the real Filipino spirit. Even when we have given everything. We are still worried we didnt give enough.. “But you given 21 years of your life” cant stop crying… 😭😭😭
This episode is the most touching. I want to see the life after they meet. The connections is astounding. ❤❤❤
Still got another episode next week? I'm really into this series!!! Thanks for this CNA!
Auntie Marilyn accent are very singaporean. So proud to my fellow kababayan from their showing how loving, thoughtful the Filipino ❤️ love this episode (Finding Auntie) thank you CNA.
Thank you still u remember ur Aunty ...God bless
We love to see Auntie Marliyn getting spoilt by Queen Rachel 👸 ❤
Ma'am Rachel thank you so much for loving Auntie 1993 to 1995 I was a DH to in Singapore they were so good to now I have a family too
I love to watch and how she treats her amazing family especially this lovely lady
I always love watching documentaries like this. Salute to all the DH!❤️
So heartwarming. I hope all OFW will have this kind of retirement, if they don’t send all to their families they will have something when they get old
Her accent Singaporean already. Thank you for visiting her and loving her❤❤❤
Happy to see that she has a much better life. Her accent is so Singaporean. Cheers to a better life auntie!
Close your eyes and you'll hear 2 Singaporeans talking. ❤ this series
I love this series, I miss my second home/ ex-employer for 17 years in Singapore. I wish to see them all again.❤
Always tears when i watch an episode of this series....
Inspiring story. You all take care and God bless.❤
As a Filipino this series is very heartwarming to watch. ❤
Wow..very touching moment for both.
so heartwarming show❤,wherein we can see the appreciations to all helpers around the world esp the filipino helpers❤
Filipino aunties deserve all the love, it's just heart breaking to see the permanent consequences of their selflessness in their lives :(