T W I S T E D s i s t e r well my mum had my older brother who is 21 then had my other older brothers who are twins who are 19 then they had me I am 14 then my sister who is 13 when I was 1 my little sister was just born my mum and dad split up he took all my siblings and left me with my mum then my dad had my other sister who is 7 with another woman I have never met my brothers but I have met my sisters well I guess I have met my brothers but when I was 1 year old I can't remember it me and my sisters have never met them and my brothers have now moved out so we don't think we will ever meet them
T W I S T E D s i s t e r no it hasn’t but I don’t tell many people only people I trust I just wanted to tell u because u said they should never be separated just to let u know many siblings have been separated sadly
I lost my twin brother quite early. The feeling of not being compleet is all to familiar. I'm so incredibly grateful these 2 girls can now fill that emptiness with eachother again. No-one else can take the place of a twin and being without them is a feeling I will never be able to explain. This warms my heart. ❤
I get it. My best friend was my twin. We first met when we were 10. We were in the same fourth grade class and I had moved. We were always mistaken for each other, even at her memorial. She was my twin. We were close as sisters.
I get you❤.. I lost my twin as well, I feel like there’s always some sort of a void in me.. I try to fix it by doing my very best in life and try to live for two but it seems to be never enough..
Because they had already met virtually. This reunion was done with the families in consultation with a twin studies expert. They wanted to bring attention to the very obscure world of adoption agencies who will do things like separate twins without telling the adoptive parents or conceal health issues so as to facilitate adoption.
People need to quit telling others how they should feel. The show paid for them to meet (transportation, bonding activities to experience together, their meals etc)-things that the families would have had to consider doing it by their own means. The girls may or may not have been given a choice but at the end of the day, we don't know and there's no reason to suggest either of those circumstances over the other. So how about focusing on the positives instead of flooding this video with unneeded negativity.
@@ryanp4396 Would you mind if I played devil's advocate here? By your telling people that they need to stop telling people how to feel aren't you doing the same? (I'm asking for a friend).
There were twin brothers raised by different families both became accountants, married wives with same first name, named children with same name drove same kind of car.
It’s funny how the first set of parents said their daughter uses the word “overwhelming” a lot and then the other twin said “it’s overwhelming” I’m so happy they found each other. 🥺
Something about making a nationwide media production out of the traumatic separation and reuniting of adopted twin children doesn’t seem right to me...
Nah, they decided to meet over there. They can choose not too. Bless them for sharing their moment. It's a happy event for everybody, I can't say for the people who just find faults in everything around them besides their own fault.
@@badassgenevideos they burst into tears, all this emotion from the depths of them came up when they were finally reunited with their twin who they spent 9 months with in the womb. And they only had about 10 seconds to savour and process the moment. It would have been much nicer and more natural for them to have had a real chance to savour and process that moment in privacy. It was probably one of the most important, beautiful and profound moments of their lives, and it was cut short by all the crazy media stuff..
I agree. That moment when the wall between them moved and they started crying, I thought they would embrace and cry for a long time, just savoring the moment being in each other's arms. I mean, look how they just burst into tears; the emotions just welled up! If I were there, I would leave them for a while and respect the significance of that moment instead of leading them suddenly to the couch for an interview.
I don’t get why people think that after 9 months in a womb you would be in any way connected to anyone. It’s chemical not psychological. Get your science straight.
@@louvretreekay12_ yea, there didn't appear to be any connection at all between them when they burst into tears and ran into each others arms. Could you not feel the realness and love within that moment? Of course there is a connection made within the womb!
things like this happened in the US in the 50's and 60's under the guise of the brave new world of psychology we now have laws against this but it's much more difficult to regulate with international adoptions. there are 15 recorded instances of this happening in the US and 3/15 of these individuals committed suicide so i am incredibly worried for these girls mental health in the future this is so traumatic
@@Islam-UnraveledOmg dude, just keep your beliefs and ideologies to yourself. There is no need to curse others because they don't follow your religion
I cried right along with them when that door opened! But I cried both happy and sad tears. Happy, joyful, elated that they are together and that both of them have such loving, intelligent parents who want this reunion to be the start of a new life for the girls. But I also cried sad tears that they had been separated between the ages of 1 and 2 and adopted to different families, with neither of those families being told that there was a twin as well. It should NEVER happen that twins, or even non-twin siblings should be split up for adoption. Whatever caused them to end up in foster care as babies is enough of a trauma to go through, but then to be sent to the other side of the world with a new family and grow up STILL not knowing their history, is just so unfair and I don't see how it cannot leave lasting trauma with these children. Just from how their parents talk and how they interact with their child and the other twin, I can't help thinking that one or both of those couples would have been more than happy to take both the girls at adoption time. I know that adoption agencies can't give adoptive parents the names and addresses of the biological parent(s), or ways to contact the bio parents, but in complex cases involving multiple siblings and especially twins, it doesn't seem fair that they keep that information secret. It's almost like the second twin is kept in another room while one is being adopted. Like they are hidden away like a bad secret. It just isn't right that these girls are only finding out after 10 years that they have a twin. And like the psychologist said, the twin bond is so strong, it's very likely these girls felt over the years that "something was missing" from their lives. I hope adoption agencies don't do this any more; I hope they look first for homes where two children would be welcomed.
So agreed. I don't get how nobody else seems to have thought more about that ... They are so much having an emotional and hard moment while everyone else is like "congrats lol". Even the mother on the left doesn't seem to measure the situation at all. When she said to the other twin "can I touch you ?" litteraly *seconds* after they were introduced ... I was like : "she's not an object !" ... jesus ...
The girls and their families had already been face timing over the internet. They just hadn't physically met. Keep in mind, there is a psychologist on set that has NO PROBLEM with them meeting like this. You probably shouldn't either. What you don't understand is that these are tears of JOY for the girls. Tears of joy are friggin fantastic. I'm sure you're not familiar with that emotion and I hope one day you can be. Then you'll understand that ANY time and ANY place is a good place to be reunited with your family. What's more fascinating however is that there is ALWAYS SOMEONE trying to create a problem where there is none. Always some fools looking to follow suit too. Nice try at ruining a beautiful moment a** holes. Now, back to your miserable lives with you!
@@JackalBlack You are a poor soul. One must not be a genius to understand that anything that is emotionally profound is not to be displayed on live TV, in front of an audience and especially if this concerns children. Having one psychologist on the set doesn't mean at all that this is right. Having that so called psychologist on the set only serves the purpose of this TV channel to have, actually, a backup in case of lawsuit, yeah. If they were tears of joy, which I hope, then they should have lived those in their intimacy, not forced to look in front of them and follow the TV set's rules. You are an idiot.
@@vahe1813 Where is that rule: That the emotionally profound should "ne're (never) be aired!" Nowhere. The emotionally profound is what makes TV and movies worth watching. It's what makes life worth living. Sounds like your making things up as you go. I know you would rather have all children stay in closed cells and communicate in controlled conditions but this isn't North Korea. This is Good Morning AMERICA! There is no school that teaches you that "no child should experience joy in public" (as YOU are trying to say). These are perhaps the rules imposed by your family or tradition? Those are rules for creating prisoners. Life happens in a world of 8 billion people. If you can only handle emotions in a box - then maybe you should go live in one. Maybe you do and that's why your so angry and selfish. Besides, those girls have a lifetime of private memories to create. Why shouldn't they commemorate their first meeting on TV? I would have been glad too and it sure looks like they all were too. Now they can re-live it forever. Now again, go back to your miserable life where you can daydream of imposing your foolish will on children everywhere. Not only did you not ruin these kids' day...you're definitely not gonna ruin mine. I'll be here happily waiting to continue making you look like you don't know what your talking about. Well, I'll be HELPING. You're already doing a pretty good job yourself! 😁👍😁
@@JackalBlack Ok. Yeah ... You're a perfect example of the brainwashed American : claims everything should be aired on TV, is rude and angry but frames the other one as such, can't handle moderate argumentation and thus relies on exagerrated and stereotypical claims, brings up nationalism anywhere. You're the definition of the " 'MURICA" internet joke. I know I won't change your mind and I don't care but I wanted to point that out if anyone else is to read these comments. I, actually, don't make things up as I go because I worked in TV industry and studied about media and media's impact on the society at the university. I pretty much know what I'm talking about. If someone wants to learn a bit more on what today's medias mean, I suggest you read books such as On Television by Pierre Bourdieu or The Society Of The Spectacle by Guy Debord. I don't think, to be honest, they experienced only joy. I believe it must have been tainted by sorrow and disarray. And even if not, would you air your wedding on camera or when you give birth ? They are moments that scream for intimacy. Unfortunately you only saw that event with the lens the TV show wanted you to have, which is a pity for you but shows how well they succeeded in their process. Now I won't respond anymore. Have a good day.
@@lolitaalagao7159 Multiples spend months in utero together, they know when the other is missing even from birth. Many twins liken the feeling to phantom limb syndrome.
@@lolitaalagao7159 I work with toddlers and having a pair of twins in my class they WILL feel pain being separated. Twins have a special connection and really care about eachother, there's no way they didn't suffer being separated.
Their first meeting shouldn't of been in front of a screaming audience of strangers it really should of happened in a quiet place just the two of them.
@@CHARITYFIPPS No it is not. I would never meet my birth siblings for the first time in front of strangers. That is an experience to have in private for the spectrum of emotions involved.
This felt like such an intrusion on such a beautiful moment. This did not have to be a TV moment. I’m sad that they had to share this moment with the world, but I’m thrilled they found each other.
Being pessimistic about it is one way to view it. Another way is they've been given the ability to spread awareness about lost siblings especially since the routes they used were discussed on the show. Besides they've been face timing and having regular phone conversations before this.
I disagree. We need more moments like this rather than the terrible, negative, polarizing news they show now. Also they weren’t forced to come on the show and clearly had chatted beforehand. We should be grateful to them for choosing to share it.
To me, what is lacking in recent years for a lot of people around the world is hope. This kind of feel-good story should tell everyone, adults and children, that there is always hope.
True but they sort of clarified that they met on skype and prepared first, This was not super shocker first time hearing eachother and knowing eachother, This was their first IN PERSON meeting, But yeah.. Totally get it.
Wow the moment they both saw each other instantly started to cry as if their soul knew it had been connected to something deeper then them two .. this was powerful and magical ❤
Lmao, they said the first sister likes to use the word "overwhelming", and the first thing that the other sister says is "it's very overwhelming". That's a strong connection!
Tv is often scripted to create more feels from watchers. But i think its because the black dude said the word just a few seconds before so she just copied what he said.
Quite sneaky of her. But to be able to see two twins who grew up separated have the exact same body mechanics and personality quirks was very fascinating.
That’s funny you say this. I was thinking while I saw them crying, “this feels like I am invading a private moment” they should have met without cameras and a crowd, more so people asking questions when they should be asking questions to each other
Umm no one has said this but don't you think they'd want to see each other every day now? I think its just a matter of time when one of families moves to the neighborhood of the others.. don't ya'll agree?
I'm adopted and used to daydream about having a twin sister out there somewhere. When I was 21 I didn't find a twin but I did find my full younger sister and brother. This reunion brought back so many memories as well as tears!
I’m not sure how the parents are not bawling their eyeballs out but I have not been able to stop. I can’t imagine what they’re feeling right now, and I hope that they have a long amazing life with each other.
HOW DID THEY NOT PICK ON THE FACT THAT THE OTHER TWIN SAID "OVERWHELMING", AFTER THE FIRST GIRL SAID HER FAVOURITE TO DESCRIBE THIS ALL IS OVERWHELMING!?!?!? Twins are fascinating.
Tv is often scripted to create more feels for the watcher but in this case I think its because the guy just said the word a few seconds before she did.
DrJayPlays That came to my mind too...but I think the guy said it first....and the other family were just listening behind that sliding door on the stage...and I thought she just have to say the same word when she was asked bcoz for her it’s just the exact word to describe it.
Notice how the first girl's dad said she likes to describe the experience as overwhelming, then her twin sister comes in and uses the same word without knowing her sister does that too
I’m a twin so this really hit me hard. I immediately started crying when they did. I can’t imagine my life without my twin brother. I’m so happy these girls got to finally meet their other halves.
My heart aches for them not being able to live with or right next to each other. Saying goodbye would be awful, despite all of the joys of meeting. I hope they will keep in touch as they grow up.
Maybe they will be best friends moving forward. My adopted sister became best friends with her biological sister after she turned 18. They eventually bought houses next door to each other lol
@@sweettea1193 yeah but being 10 or whatever age they r it must hurt to live far away from ur only biological family yk, any other sibling doesn't have their own life at 10 lmao
Right!? They’re still in the moment and you have a live audience and the interviewers acting like their at a basketball game after the final buzzer. Smh
Even if they weren’t twins; there’s the shock of being with a physically related person for the first time in their lives. A blood relative is a really bug deal that most of us take for granted. Sometimes an adopted person doesn’t have a blood relative to share life with until he/she have their own children because they NEVER get to meet. Wishing them all the best!
Yes! I was adopted and met my biological sister when I was 17. It was the strangest feeling to finally be around someone that I was blood related to. It was surreal.
I agree, but they were adopted from China. China's adoption laws are very different from US. I'm actually surprised that Audrey's mother was able to get background information on the girls being twins, because China doesn't allow background information about where the children come from when adopted.
@Cutie Cat I don't think it's right to separate siblings, but not every couple or parent adopting can take all siblings. Also, I suggest reading more into adopting from China. www.nytimes.com/2007/02/01/opinion/01iht-edrussell.html awaa.org/adopt/adoption-programs/china/requirements
I gotta say the girls are extremely lucky their parents are such amazing people, they are definitely putting their daughters first and clearly setting it up so that they can meet one another and have a relationship.
As a Chinese I have to express deepest gratitude to both families. My best and warmest regards to all members of your families in each and everyday to come
as a Filipino please advise Mr. Xi Jinping to follow the international Law specially in claiming territories of other countries so my fellow filipino and fisherman never experience again any harassment with chinese coast guards in their own land.
@@srprsmthrfckr885Why do you say this to an ordinary people in China😂We are just normal citizens who can do nothing about government’s decision. We cannot say anything about the domestic issues inside China, how could we talk about the international issues😂
is it just me or does it feel wrong this happened on tv? like they just met their twin after ten years of being separated & now they're being interviewed directly after? just feels wrong to me. give them some privacy
Same feel the same way. Like srsly thats like people coming into my room after starting to cry because of Stranger Things, then shoving a camera in my face and posting it on RUclips.
God bless Audrey and Gracie! It's so heartwarming to know that two twin sisters finally get to see each other after being separated for so long without even knowing each other at all.
I’m a Chinese immigrant man and father of three in my early 50s. The moment they met and started crying instantly got tears out. I am so grateful for the two families and the production team. Wish Audrey and Gracie the best for their futures.
This video demonstrates the love that the adoptive parents have for their children. To see the absolute joy on the faces of Audrey and Gracie was beautiful. God blessed these girls with incredibly loving families, and blessed the families with these awesome girls.
It's ruff being seperated and being able to just meet him everytime when i'm infront of a mirror is the best feelings you can possibly get in the world
It's really too bad I hear that a lot of babies who have birth issues are given up to orphanages in China. Much I'm sure has to do with the parents not able to afford to take care of them and the one-child policy which lately has changed.
Yes!!!! We all should be so blessed as American's to have the opportunity to give a child In need a home, family, and all the love we could give! Why these foreign countries split twins and siblings in general is beyond me! I just don't see how as humans, they could ever do that to another!
I love that the mom was thoughtful enough of her daughter to want to give her a past. That is absolutely beautiful. I am crying tears of thankfulness for them.
@@TeddyBear-ii4yc true .... i doubt it is even common that parents adopting babies across sea do deep dives on their personal history. I love that this mom did and did not withhold the knowledge of her sister from her. To me, that speaks volumes about her dedication to not only the physical wellbeing of her daughter, but her mental wellbeing as well.
@@kc4208 Yes, good point. They say this bond between twins is, like, other-worldly. That if split apart, they know on a sub-conscious level that something isn't right.. that something is missing. So if you want the best for the child you promised to look after... My best
@@TeddyBear-ii4yc i honestly believe that is most true with regard to identical twins as opposed to fraternal twins. I imagine it why they had such an emotional reaction to one another despite being so young ... and now, this is making me want to ask the one girl's mother if she was following a nagging feeling when she set off to know more about her daughter. There is plenty of evidence to make a case that identical twins have a psychic bond ... and this mother may have tapped into it on some level ... giving her the urge to find something that was still missing for her daughter. Eeeee .... i find this fascinating. If it wouldn't seem creepy, i would find the mother and ask. But it would, so i wont. Lol
@@kc4208 The mother prob just wanted the most details she could get about the child knowing that at some point the daughter would raise those questions. But I didn't care for the way the parents allowed their girls to be introduced. P. S. You know there was another set of chinese twins? It was a mass adoption with 10-20 kids. On the hand-over day all the families were in a big room and the foreign parents were finally given their baby. Both mothers had, separately, brought near identical outfits with them so in this room they both changed & dressed their baby and then saw an identical baby in some other mothers arms over the way! Yeah... what are the odds of that? I'd call it a guiding hand! But the parents were a bit antsy then as, once you know the children are twins, you know (deep down) that they should be together, but one family was US the other Norwegian, so one mother would have to give their child up! The girls are Mia & Alexandra. There's films about them. They are women, now. My best.
@@user-fz9jt7gu3d He meant being adopted separately. All twins should be adopted together. Especially identical twins. That's like taking your other half away from you.
this is so touching, they live in a separate family and meet for the first time ughhh the feel.... what surprised me the most is the way they are crying is the same
Tias Dwi Kurnia ....I noticed the same thing immediately...the way their little lips looked when they cried...I thought this was a very touching, heartwarming story. The girls had already been communicating, even face timing...so with everyone's blessing, even from the psychologist, everyone needs to be happy for these 2 little precious girls, who obviously have so much in common. Loved the story! As a mother, it was the little things, like the facial expressions, etc, that was so touching to me.
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You are DISTURBED. This should have been done in private. It's EMOTIONAL ABUSE of these innocent little girls.
We chose to adopt from China to avoid any possibility of the birth parents contacting our children.We did not want to have contact with the birthparents, and in an United States adoption that is always a possibility.
In other countries a lot of them are not documented properly. The families were not aware about the other sibling obviously. They did a lot of research about Audrey's parents but found the photo. Hosnestly it happens all the time. Adoption information is held tightly, its not regulated properly.
Its China, those girls were lucky be alive and even luckier to get adopted. They were both girls and both sick in a place where they had a one child law. They are swamped with unwanted, dumped and ill kids. Splitting twins up I doubt was even a thought making sure they had a home was probably hard enough.
Heart surgeries are expensive & exhausting, but this shows the awesome value of human struggle; they have over come so much. They are beautiful, peaceful young people and deserve all the best in life and it looks like these four parents and siblings have done a wonderful job and are a wonderful part of our community. 🙋🇨🇦💞
I get that showing something like this on TV can sort of cheapen the moment, but in a world as cold and cynical as this has become, I just want to say thank you to these two beautiful girls for doing this. Some of us might have needed to see it. I know I needed to.
That's not their burden, to brighten your day. If ppl are feeling down, try volunteering, it's amazing for the soul. This reunion should have been private with more direct and ongoing mental health supports.
@@taroka1119 and it's not your place to say whether this was s burden for these girls or not. This is an amazing story and im more than glad to learn about it. In fact it's been a jump start of sorts for me to do some things better in my life.
Not wrong, american TV is pretty bad but this is a new level. The parents even saying ooo chinese girl etc. Those american "parents" are after one thing and they got it. Air time. Sickening to say the least. Also fuck you below this lot talking shit to this comment. Fucking sheep. Come at me. Gross individuals you are.
@@m4heshd It's not your place to make fun of internet warriors who are clearly more educated than the twin-study psychologist and the others involved. How dare you say what you said about what he said about what she said about what they said. jk ... It was beautiful, and I'm glad they were gifted some financial support, as they need it to keep these twins connected. No one was harmed in the making of this show, and I wish them all the best.
I think they should have done that privately. Like this was probably a very intimate moment, and they might not able to express their true feeling in front of a crowd. Edit: BTW this is simply my opinion of what would be the BEST action, but I don’t want to discredit the studio or the parents. We all have to make decisions in life and sometimes they are not always the best. That’s just life. But one thing i know is that everyone there cares for these twins and that’s what matters the most. I had to state this because some comments were getting out of hand on both sides.
Agree that the spectacle is distasteful. But hopefully the money earned from doing this will at least go to the children's college funds or put in savings for them.
@@kirsten0233 yeah i agree with u. I don’t condemn they presented this, but they should had a private meeting before hand. Seeing ur twin after such a long time, but doing it in front of national television seems little distasteful to me. U can tell the girl wanted to cry her hearts out but had to compose herself after realizing she is on national television. I hope the funds make up for it and they r doing well.
They're worth more when they're sold separately. Adoption is human trafficking and it's people like these couples that create the demand that drives the industry.
Twins are usually placed in another category when it comes to adoption, because most people are only looking to adopt one healthy child. They separate twins to remove them from the category and make it easier for them to be adopted.
While those are nice suggestions, you're hoping child traffickers will act with compassion. People need adoption to be this warm fuzzy thing. If it isn't, we're forced to face the horrific loss of separating mother and child. We don't like to think about that. The adoption Industry could give a rip about what's best for kids. It's all about MONEY!
Why is nobody talking about how they literally used the same word, “overwhelming”, to describe how they felt, and they even looked the same while crying, AND they were even sitting the same way with their hands together between their legs almost the whole time like whaattttttt
I think the parents said the girls and their families had face-timed privately before this TV appearance so it seems the girls themselves decided to wear matching outfits.
I get what you're saying, they are making a spectacle of it for our entertainment. Another consideration is that trauma is the lack of care and support that we are socialized to step over. We are conditioned to exclude the lack of care and support that causes trauma from our view so that we will not hold traditional patterns of behavior accountable and thereby will not develop a capacity to be the cause of our life and future.
The thing is GMA also helped on uniting them in person so I feel like it was also for a reason even though it should be private at least they had the opportunity.
My twin and I were separated and reunited again when we were 2. We got adopted by the same family. Our story was in the newspaper. It’s such a sweet story.
When they met and crying it also makes me cry. I can feel their feeling of not being together for a long time. Now, they could spend some time together and will grow up seeing each other together. God bless America.
when they started crying I immediately cried with them. feels like we shouldn't have seen such a beautiful moment
Exactly. I feel like they wanted to sit and cry longer but it’s tv so hurry to the couch and talk to us
Bro I didn’t think people would still be watching this video
I know right I started crying too
They not twins they all look alike 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Yeah its fucked up the families wanted this publicized…..
Look at the bright side... At least they meet when they are 10 not 50.
Yooo 10 or 50 minutes
cnn fr tho😂💀
@@wilsonalty2105 no we
So true
@Rimphy Darmanegara Lol wtf people at 50 don't act like that
Siblings, especially twins, should never be separated.
Isn't that illegal?
T W I S T E D s i s t e r well my mum had my older brother who is 21 then had my other older brothers who are twins who are 19 then they had me I am 14 then my sister who is 13 when I was 1 my little sister was just born my mum and dad split up he took all my siblings and left me with my mum then my dad had my other sister who is 7 with another woman I have never met my brothers but I have met my sisters well I guess I have met my brothers but when I was 1 year old I can't remember it me and my sisters have never met them and my brothers have now moved out so we don't think we will ever meet them
@@bkhall5139 I hope this has not negatively affected you too much.
T W I S T E D s i s t e r no it hasn’t but I don’t tell many people only people I trust I just wanted to tell u because u said they should never be separated just to let u know many siblings have been separated sadly
@@bkhall5139 it is very sad. I am glad that you have come through it okay. I am very sorry you had to go through that.
I lost my twin brother quite early. The feeling of not being compleet is all to familiar. I'm so incredibly grateful these 2 girls can now fill that emptiness with eachother again. No-one else can take the place of a twin and being without them is a feeling I will never be able to explain. This warms my heart. ❤
i'm so sorry for your loss
@@piperrigsby4899 Thank you 🦋
I'm so sorry, I can't imagine that ❤
I get it. My best friend was my twin. We first met when we were 10. We were in the same fourth grade class and I had moved. We were always mistaken for each other, even at her memorial. She was my twin. We were close as sisters.
I get you❤.. I lost my twin as well, I feel like there’s always some sort of a void in me.. I try to fix it by doing my very best in life and try to live for two but it seems to be never enough..
Don't cry.
Don't cry..
Don't cry...
*Twins start crying*
D A N G i T
just a tip put these 👉🏻 "*" before and after you say "Twins start crying" or it looks like its something somebody said
@@tamaramalak544 That's what I did..
@@tamaramalak544 ummm
But its hard. Not knowing you have a sister and never seeing her for about seven years.
@@simplinicky723 ik. I cried when the twins did.
I am a twin. Can't imagine not growing up without him. He died in 1985. Thankful for the 25 years. And yes I still feel his presence. 💞
I'm so sorry for your loss xx
u 58/59?
Lol i teared of this too and of video
I’m sorry
That’s a shame
They deserved to experience this moment privately.
Because they had already met virtually. This reunion was done with the families in consultation with a twin studies expert. They wanted to bring attention to the very obscure world of adoption agencies who will do things like separate twins without telling the adoptive parents or conceal health issues so as to facilitate adoption.
@chanel kim Have you read the comments?? That's all people are talking about
Gosh guys! They could’ve, they had a choice if they wanted to be on the show!
People need to quit telling others how they should feel. The show paid for them to meet (transportation, bonding activities to experience together, their meals etc)-things that the families would have had to consider doing it by their own means. The girls may or may not have been given a choice but at the end of the day, we don't know and there's no reason to suggest either of those circumstances over the other. So how about focusing on the positives instead of flooding this video with unneeded negativity.
@@ryanp4396 Would you mind if I played devil's advocate here? By your telling people that they need to stop telling people how to feel aren't you doing the same? (I'm asking for a friend).
As a 57 year old twin with 32 year old twin daughters This emotion and connection is core deep Loved watching the beauty of Family
They both wear glasses. Both say word overwhelming. Both cry the same way hands over face exactly the same and even sit the same way. Wow
They're voices sound alike too! 🙂
100% dna shared
There were twin brothers raised by different families both became accountants, married wives with same first name, named children with same name drove same kind of car.
there is more "control" in the genes then we dare to believe!
It’s funny how the first set of parents said their daughter uses the word “overwhelming” a lot and then the other twin said “it’s overwhelming” I’m so happy they found each other. 🥺
OMG IKRRR
It's over whelming. OMG! You don't think........
ok
And when I read this comment she said "it's very overwhelming"
They had already been talking with each other for a while through Facetime, so she probably picked up that word because her sister used it.
I wasn't prepared for them to be crying, now I'm crying.
Same🥲
this moment is so special for them. they deserve this moment with each other. let’s let them be together for life.
Sane with me! 🥲🥲
Girl same
Same with Me.
Seeing them both sitting on the sofa sniffling in the exact same way is adorable
Yeah. And YOU are vile. They are in serious pain.
Something about making a nationwide media production out of the traumatic separation and reuniting of adopted twin children doesn’t seem right to me...
Seems pretty fake.
Relax...troll
Me So horny hysterical coming from your name 💀🤣😂
blame the parents then
I'm adopted and I hate this stuff !! It's so objectifying. They should be in charge of telling their story when they're ready
they should have met in privacy. That was such an emotional moment, ruined by all the craziness around them.
Nah, they decided to meet over there. They can choose not too. Bless them for sharing their moment. It's a happy event for everybody, I can't say for the people who just find faults in everything around them besides their own fault.
@@badassgenevideos they burst into tears, all this emotion from the depths of them came up when they were finally reunited with their twin who they spent 9 months with in the womb. And they only had about 10 seconds to savour and process the moment. It would have been much nicer and more natural for them to have had a real chance to savour and process that moment in privacy. It was probably one of the most important, beautiful and profound moments of their lives, and it was cut short by all the crazy media stuff..
I agree. That moment when the wall between them moved and they started crying, I thought they would embrace and cry for a long time, just savoring the moment being in each other's arms. I mean, look how they just burst into tears; the emotions just welled up! If I were there, I would leave them for a while and respect the significance of that moment instead of leading them suddenly to the couch for an interview.
I don’t get why people think that after 9 months in a womb you would be in any way connected to anyone.
It’s chemical not psychological.
Get your science straight.
@@louvretreekay12_ yea, there didn't appear to be any connection at all between them when they burst into tears and ran into each others arms. Could you not feel the realness and love within that moment? Of course there is a connection made within the womb!
"We found from the DNA test that these girls are identical twins with 100% certainty" , I am no doctor but I guessed that before the DNA test.
Lol
lmao
Are you really sure?
No they are both brothers 🤣🤣
ahhhahahahahahah😂😂
They both began to cry and I just lost it. I cannot even begin to imagine how emotional this must have been.
There should be a law against adoption agencies splitting up twins
things like this happened in the US in the 50's and 60's under the guise of the brave new world of psychology we now have laws against this but it's much more difficult to regulate with international adoptions. there are 15 recorded instances of this happening in the US and 3/15 of these individuals committed suicide so i am incredibly worried for these girls mental health in the future this is so traumatic
I am sure it's preferable but when they need heart surgery even adopting one of them is a Goddly deed.
So you are talking about making a law in China? Really?!
@@Homeland81 Since it was first recorded in 1922 almost 2000 twins have been separated at birth. It's not exclusive to China hypocrite.
But you have to remember there are less people will to adopt twins than a single child so these twins may not get family’s for a long time or forever
That picture of Audrey’s brothers holding her up is just the sweetest darn thing!
No
@@smallcheezestick8626 Yes.
@@smallcheezestick8626 Yes
@@smallcheezestick8626 yes
@@smallcheezestick8626 yes
In a way these girls now have three mothers and three fathers.
That’s pretty wild lol
Yeah lol😂
Miscellaneous Crap123 NO IT WOULD BE 4 BECAUSE THERE IS ALSO A FOSTER MUM
@@sopthewop no
@@sopthewop no, do the math. the first girls 2 parents , then the second girls 2 parents, then the foster parents , so that would be 3
aw imagine birth mom watching this. what a moment and she can be reassured she made the right choice for them.
You are VILE. Leave them alone.
*_takes wrong twin home..._*
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Lmao
LMAO
Bruh
siblings shouldn't be adopted separately
Sofia Costa I agree. But there is nothing anyone can do about it :l
In Brazil we have a rule that siblings have to be adopted together
ik :(( my teacher said she grew up having a hard time cuz she was adopted at 8 and was separated from her 3 other siblings
If that happens to me I would refuse and tell them I'm not leaving without my sibling
@@debora_23_10 good
The little girls are so sensitive and intelligent, deep, I’m crying too. So glad they’ve brought them together.
@@MicheleMorrone-xv8zs😅😮😢😂❤😢
🎉😂❤😢
fr
But they won't live long because they don't believe that there's no God but Allah and Prophet Muhammad is his messenger
@@Islam-UnraveledOmg dude, just keep your beliefs and ideologies to yourself.
There is no need to curse others because they don't follow your religion
Honestly this made me cry because you know meeting someone with a strong relationship a lot of years later is emotional
I know im four years late but who else is laying bed smiling and crying
Me:(((((
STAOLKER
Me
Me HAHAHA
🙋🙋
They seemed so comfortable sitting right next to each other
yeah i noticed that
yeah xd
They barely looked at each other at all throughout though
@@XirevWoW I’m pretty sure they felt super nervous while being on tv 📺
Ya I agree with @@XirevWoW , they didn’t look at each other, but true they must have been nervous
I couldn't even imagine growing up separately from my identical twin sister. Literally burst into tears seeing these two reunited.
Same I can't imagine living life without my twin sister arena
I cried right along with them when that door opened! But I cried both happy and sad tears. Happy, joyful, elated that they are together and that both of them have such loving, intelligent parents who want this reunion to be the start of a new life for the girls. But I also cried sad tears that they had been separated between the ages of 1 and 2 and adopted to different families, with neither of those families being told that there was a twin as well. It should NEVER happen that twins, or even non-twin siblings should be split up for adoption. Whatever caused them to end up in foster care as babies is enough of a trauma to go through, but then to be sent to the other side of the world with a new family and grow up STILL not knowing their history, is just so unfair and I don't see how it cannot leave lasting trauma with these children. Just from how their parents talk and how they interact with their child and the other twin, I can't help thinking that one or both of those couples would have been more than happy to take both the girls at adoption time. I know that adoption agencies can't give adoptive parents the names and addresses of the biological parent(s), or ways to contact the bio parents, but in complex cases involving multiple siblings and especially twins, it doesn't seem fair that they keep that information secret. It's almost like the second twin is kept in another room while one is being adopted. Like they are hidden away like a bad secret. It just isn't right that these girls are only finding out after 10 years that they have a twin. And like the psychologist said, the twin bond is so strong, it's very likely these girls felt over the years that "something was missing" from their lives. I hope adoption agencies don't do this any more; I hope they look first for homes where two children would be welcomed.
This feels wrong, being done on a show they should have been given privacy, this is alot to deal with
So agreed. I don't get how nobody else seems to have thought more about that ...
They are so much having an emotional and hard moment while everyone else is like "congrats lol". Even the mother on the left doesn't seem to measure the situation at all. When she said to the other twin "can I touch you ?" litteraly *seconds* after they were introduced ... I was like : "she's not an object !" ... jesus ...
The girls and their families had already been face timing over the internet. They just hadn't physically met.
Keep in mind, there is a psychologist on set that has NO PROBLEM with them meeting like this. You probably shouldn't either.
What you don't understand is that these are tears of JOY for the girls. Tears of joy are friggin fantastic. I'm sure you're not familiar with that emotion and I hope one day you can be. Then you'll understand that ANY time and ANY place is a good place to be reunited with your family.
What's more fascinating however is that there is ALWAYS SOMEONE trying to create a problem where there is none. Always some fools looking to follow suit too.
Nice try at ruining a beautiful moment a** holes. Now, back to your miserable lives with you!
@@JackalBlack You are a poor soul. One must not be a genius to understand that anything that is emotionally profound is not to be displayed on live TV, in front of an audience and especially if this concerns children. Having one psychologist on the set doesn't mean at all that this is right. Having that so called psychologist on the set only serves the purpose of this TV channel to have, actually, a backup in case of lawsuit, yeah.
If they were tears of joy, which I hope, then they should have lived those in their intimacy, not forced to look in front of them and follow the TV set's rules.
You are an idiot.
@@vahe1813 Where is that rule: That the emotionally profound should "ne're (never) be aired!" Nowhere. The emotionally profound is what makes TV and movies worth watching. It's what makes life worth living.
Sounds like your making things up as you go. I know you would rather have all children stay in closed cells and communicate in controlled conditions but this isn't North Korea. This is Good Morning AMERICA!
There is no school that teaches you that "no child should experience joy in public" (as YOU are trying to say). These are perhaps the rules imposed by your family or tradition? Those are rules for creating prisoners. Life happens in a world of 8 billion people. If you can only handle emotions in a box - then maybe you should go live in one. Maybe you do and that's why your so angry and selfish.
Besides, those girls have a lifetime of private memories to create. Why shouldn't they commemorate their first meeting on TV? I would have been glad too and it sure looks like they all were too. Now they can re-live it forever.
Now again, go back to your miserable life where you can daydream of imposing your foolish will on children everywhere. Not only did you not ruin these kids' day...you're definitely not gonna ruin mine. I'll be here happily waiting to continue making you look like you don't know what your talking about. Well, I'll be HELPING. You're already doing a pretty good job yourself! 😁👍😁
@@JackalBlack Ok. Yeah ... You're a perfect example of the brainwashed American : claims everything should be aired on TV, is rude and angry but frames the other one as such, can't handle moderate argumentation and thus relies on exagerrated and stereotypical claims, brings up nationalism anywhere.
You're the definition of the " 'MURICA" internet joke.
I know I won't change your mind and I don't care but I wanted to point that out if anyone else is to read these comments.
I, actually, don't make things up as I go because I worked in TV industry and studied about media and media's impact on the society at the university. I pretty much know what I'm talking about. If someone wants to learn a bit more on what today's medias mean, I suggest you read books such as On Television by Pierre Bourdieu or The Society Of The Spectacle by Guy Debord.
I don't think, to be honest, they experienced only joy. I believe it must have been tainted by sorrow and disarray. And even if not, would you air your wedding on camera or when you give birth ? They are moments that scream for intimacy. Unfortunately you only saw that event with the lens the TV show wanted you to have, which is a pity for you but shows how well they succeeded in their process.
Now I won't respond anymore. Have a good day.
It’s the parent trap all over again 😂
The two Masketiers it issssssssssssss 🤯 mind blown
I remember that movie
LMFAO
GAH MY CHILDHOOD
I watched that last night.
that seperation anxiety, they must’ve unknowingly felt is horrible.
002. I don’t think they felt bad in times when they didnt know anything yet. It just did a shortcut ...to happiness.
@@lolitaalagao7159 Multiples spend months in utero together, they know when the other is missing even from birth. Many twins liken the feeling to phantom limb syndrome.
@@lolitaalagao7159 I work with toddlers and having a pair of twins in my class they WILL feel pain being separated. Twins have a special connection and really care about eachother, there's no way they didn't suffer being separated.
I cried u can tell they missed each other
They didn’t know they had a twin
These families are raising these two children with love and compassion. Great job parents🥰
Their first meeting shouldn't of been in front of a screaming audience of strangers it really should of happened in a quiet place just the two of them.
Exactly! It should be up to the adoptee when to share their story. This is exploration
*exploitation
This is a positive experience!
@@CHARITYFIPPS No it is not. I would never meet my birth siblings for the first time in front of strangers. That is an experience to have in private for the spectrum of emotions involved.
@@karpoozy they got a free vacation on the studios dime
This felt like such an intrusion on such a beautiful moment. This did not have to be a TV moment. I’m sad that they had to share this moment with the world, but I’m thrilled they found each other.
I so agree with you. The girls are just babies…way too young to be put in such an overwhelming moment.
Being pessimistic about it is one way to view it. Another way is they've been given the ability to spread awareness about lost siblings especially since the routes they used were discussed on the show. Besides they've been face timing and having regular phone conversations before this.
I disagree. We need more moments like this rather than the terrible, negative, polarizing news they show now. Also they weren’t forced to come on the show and clearly had chatted beforehand. We should be grateful to them for choosing to share it.
To me, what is lacking in recent years for a lot of people around the world is hope. This kind of feel-good story should tell everyone, adults and children, that there is always hope.
True but they sort of clarified that they met on skype and prepared first, This was not super shocker first time hearing eachother and knowing eachother, This was their first IN PERSON meeting, But yeah.. Totally get it.
the kids sitting there crying and everyone’s just ignoring them like 😭 give them a tissue or something
I hope they can spend lots of time together. Maybe stay over each other's home on summer vacation
No tissue was passed😒
Cause they're adopted💔
they were hugged tho
😭😂😂
Wow the moment they both saw each other instantly started to cry as if their soul knew it had been connected to something deeper then them two .. this was powerful and magical ❤
Lmao, they said the first sister likes to use the word "overwhelming", and the first thing that the other sister says is "it's very overwhelming". That's a strong connection!
damn
Time stamp ?
you sure you didn't hear it from the wrong twin? 👀🥴😏🤪
@@fuadrahman2783 6:13 😏
Tv is often scripted to create more feels from watchers. But i think its because the black dude said the word just a few seconds before so she just copied what he said.
Such a touching story, but it shouldn’t have been broadcasted imo. The psychologist who approved it saw an opportunity to get on tv :/
Quite sneaky of her. But to be able to see two twins who grew up separated have the exact same body mechanics and personality quirks was very fascinating.
seriously
I think that the family reached out to nbc when they figured out they were twins I'm assuming this was all planned
The look on her face was really gross, she just had this disgusting smile and it felt so eerie.
That’s funny you say this. I was thinking while I saw them crying, “this feels like I am invading a private moment” they should have met without cameras and a crowd, more so people asking questions when they should be asking questions to each other
Umm no one has said this but don't you think they'd want to see each other every day now? I think its just a matter of time when one of families moves to the neighborhood of the others.. don't ya'll agree?
Alizee Defan 👌👌
Alizee Defan Definitely, they have this bond and should grow up together.
Alizee Defan yeah !!!
Alizee Defan who doesn't
I agree I think they should be raised together it's sad they we're separated at all
I’m a girl and I had a twin sister but she died when she was a baby..I couldn’t get to see her but I know she was so beautiful.
I'm adopted and used to daydream about having a twin sister out there somewhere. When I was 21 I didn't find a twin but I did find my full younger sister and brother. This reunion brought back so many memories as well as tears!
Hello dear how are you doing
Same... no twin, but 2 brothers and a sister
Oh I'm crying for you!
That's so awesome!
Congratulations on finding your siblings!
Aawww so happy for you and hour siblings 💜💜
ruclips.net/video/BT74R3N88EA/видео.html
"I felt like something was missing, but now it's complete."
MY HEART!!!
“Love,” at the very end 🥺
I feel so sorry for these girls and their lack of privacy.
Privacy? America? 2021? LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!
No shit. I hate the talk show host for treating this like some fn circus show.
@@jz3689 wut do u mean?
They made them were the same thing too…..
@@nordicsilver9675 The girls Face Timed each other and decided they wanted to match.
I’m not sure how the parents are not bawling their eyeballs out but I have not been able to stop. I can’t imagine what they’re feeling right now, and I hope that they have a long amazing life with each other.
HOW DID THEY NOT PICK ON THE FACT THAT THE OTHER TWIN SAID "OVERWHELMING", AFTER THE FIRST GIRL SAID HER FAVOURITE TO DESCRIBE THIS ALL IS OVERWHELMING!?!?!?
Twins are fascinating.
Tv is often scripted to create more feels for the watcher but in this case I think its because the guy just said the word a few seconds before she did.
@@Hellenicheavymetal No. The guy said the word, when the girl was not in the room
DrJayPlays I thought the same thing. So sweet🥰
DrJayPlays That came to my mind too...but I think the guy said it first....and the other family were just listening behind that sliding door on the stage...and I thought she just have to say the same word when she was asked bcoz for her it’s just the exact word to describe it.
Bro I was thinking the same thing😂😂😭
Notice how the first girl's dad said she likes to describe the experience as overwhelming, then her twin sister comes in and uses the same word without knowing her sister does that too
7:32 onwards - the even sit the same way! This is so fascinating... I cried a bit when they hugged and burst into tears
Nana Esi Okyere-N. I NOTICED THAT TOO!
Nana Esi Okyere-N. Omg I noticed it hat too?!!
Nana Esi Okyere-N. i noticed that haha
Caught that right away! Twins should never be separated like this!
As a Triplett separated at birth never knowing the other 2 I am so emotionally overwhelmed by all you have done for these little ladies
Hi Suzanne have you tried to find them? I hope you get to meet them x
@@lanidunn4019 no
DNA kits are amazing they have connected so many people you should give it a go.
@@lanidunn4019 I think I will because all those that know the truth of my birth and bio family are long dead
@@suzanneeckstein13 I hope you do and i hope you find what you are looking for x
Saw this years ago ... and watching again today, still feel like first time. My eyes just balling 😢
I’m a twin so this really hit me hard. I immediately started crying when they did. I can’t imagine my life without my twin brother. I’m so happy these girls got to finally meet their other halves.
As I’m a twin sister, I’m crying and can’t imagine life without my identical twin sister.
@@stinkyfrogg same
@Lapulapu its got its pros and cons so...
Girl same, i have a twin and like u can feel the connection yk?
I'm a twin, with a sister! I also have twin sons!
I cried immediately when they started hugging wow
morgan flandorp ..im a 58 pot smokin wisky drinker and it cracked me up
Me too
morgan flandorp same alot
morgan flandorp nobody cares
I liked and it went from 666 to 667. Not today satan.
I literally started crying when they hugged each other😭
You not alone
Same here..😢
Shannon Wyllie me too😭
Shannon Wyllie me too😭😭😭
Shannon Wyllie me too 😭
I watched this many times over the past couple of years, and it always brought tears to my eyes every time. 😢
My heart aches for them not being able to live with or right next to each other. Saying goodbye would be awful, despite all of the joys of meeting. I hope they will keep in touch as they grow up.
It's a must tbh
Maybe they will be best friends moving forward. My adopted sister became best friends with her biological sister after she turned 18. They eventually bought houses next door to each other lol
They don't need to live next to each other as grown adult women. They should have their own lives like any other sibling.
@@sweettea1193 yeah but being 10 or whatever age they r it must hurt to live far away from ur only biological family yk, any other sibling doesn't have their own life at 10 lmao
@@madeofporcelainn yes I agree. As kids it's really sad
They didn’t even have time to fully live in the moment without cameras being shoved in their faces. Holy shit.
Right!? They’re still in the moment and you have a live audience and the interviewers acting like their at a basketball game after the final buzzer. Smh
@@rmejc worst country in the world
@@user-rh5rz6nd4p Im not American but I disagree. It's better than most places. Especially where I live
@@trollguy8337 it's the worst 1st world country
@@user-rh5rz6nd4p still don't agree but you can think what you want I don't really want to have an argument.
My brain would explode if a mirror version of myself walked towards me
100th like
my everyday life
I would LOVE to see my double !!!!!
I'd freak out
My four year old mirror of my self spent 20 dollars worth of v bucks and used to break my Legos
The way she said that she always felt like somthing was missing and now it's complete just melted me.
wow the way they both got so emotional made me cry so sweet!
Omg DonYelle and Diana same when they cried I cried too ;(
DonYelle and Diana b. Bbv
DonYelle and Diana vvf
When they cry I cry 😢😢😢
DonYelle and Diana ..... you wow 2 yes ki good oki
Even if they weren’t twins; there’s the shock of being with a physically related person for the first time in their lives. A blood relative is a really bug deal that most of us take for granted. Sometimes an adopted person doesn’t have a blood relative to share life with until he/she have their own children because they NEVER get to meet. Wishing them all the best!
this!!
Yes! I was adopted and met my biological sister when I was 17. It was the strangest feeling to finally be around someone that I was blood related to. It was surreal.
Twins should *NEVER* be seperated. This makes me so sad.
I agree, but they were adopted from China. China's adoption laws are very different from US. I'm actually surprised that Audrey's mother was able to get background information on the girls being twins, because China doesn't allow background information about where the children come from when adopted.
Why? I mean shouldn't it be that no siblings should ever be separated? Why especially twins?
@Cutie Cat I don't think it's right to separate siblings, but not every couple or parent adopting can take all siblings. Also, I suggest reading more into adopting from China.
www.nytimes.com/2007/02/01/opinion/01iht-edrussell.html
awaa.org/adopt/adoption-programs/china/requirements
Cutie Cat
Siblings too, of course. I *only* mentioned twins, as this video is about twins.
Probably it takes too long to wait for couples that are looking for more than one child?
I gotta say the girls are extremely lucky their parents are such amazing people, they are definitely putting their daughters first and clearly setting it up so that they can meet one another and have a relationship.
As a Chinese I have to express deepest gratitude to both families. My best and warmest regards to all members of your families in each and everyday to come
are you allowed to use youtube in china?
I'm actually from Hong Kong of China, and we can use RUclipsr here
as a Filipino please advise Mr. Xi Jinping to follow the international Law specially in claiming territories of other countries so my fellow filipino and fisherman never experience again any harassment with chinese coast guards in their own land.
@@SolnopPeople from Hong Kong and Macao can use RUclips. I’m from mainland China, RUclips is banned here so I use VPN.
@@srprsmthrfckr885Why do you say this to an ordinary people in China😂We are just normal citizens who can do nothing about government’s decision. We cannot say anything about the domestic issues inside China, how could we talk about the international issues😂
is it just me or does it feel wrong this happened on tv? like they just met their twin after ten years of being separated & now they're being interviewed directly after? just feels wrong to me. give them some privacy
Tristan Lindsey Kinda agree but Idk hehe
Seems tacky. They should have had them meet privately and then talk about it.
Same feel the same way. Like srsly thats like people coming into my room after starting to cry because of Stranger Things, then shoving a camera in my face and posting it on RUclips.
There is awareness. You would not be award if they did not get it on video
Agree with you, then they talk about children's rights
Dressing them alike and providing identical eyeglasses certainly improves the dramatic effect.
their glasses arent even the same
😂😂😂😂😂
@@emarij2323 well at least almost alike
@@lindalaporpo literally the only thing thats the same is that theyre black. u know how many people have fuckin black glasses?
Emari J they are still similar and that is the point, stop acting childish
God bless Audrey and Gracie! It's so heartwarming to know that two twin sisters finally get to see each other after being separated for so long without even knowing each other at all.
I’m a Chinese immigrant man and father of three in my early 50s. The moment they met and started crying instantly got tears out. I am so grateful for the two families and the production team. Wish Audrey and Gracie the best for their futures.
Comment hit me in the feels man.
😊
This video demonstrates the love that the adoptive parents have for their children. To see the absolute joy on the faces of Audrey and Gracie was beautiful. God blessed these girls with incredibly loving families, and blessed the families with these awesome girls.
How right!
@@SarumanDeWhite d
It's nice to be sisters
fun fact: gma keeps them seperated until "big reunite" in front of cameras!
I'm Asian and thankful for these families for adopting them and loving them!Thank you!
I have a long lost twin he’s stuck in the mirror tho
Zqn FN same
Nadia Quaque yea it’s tuff
Same
It's ruff being seperated and being able to just meet him everytime when i'm infront of a mirror is the best feelings you can possibly get in the world
Zqn FN same
They both turned out to be a Valedictorian for both of their schools. Amazing.
what a sweet story!
Family Fun Pack yay I'm a big fan I'm glad you watched this and showed some love
Family Fun Pack omg family fun pack hi I love u guys ssooooooo much can u pls reply pls
Family Fun Pack yeah Gracie lives in the same city as me! She goes to my friends church
Family Fun Pack Hi!!!
Family Fun Pack OH MY GOODNESS! Hi!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Im a twin and I cannot imagine the emotional impact of seeing each other for the first time.
Awww how sweet!
Jac A how are you doing today?
I'm a twin too... it is so touching I was crying with them
@@RamaDevi333 I am also a twin. I couldn't hold my tears
It would not be for the first time. These two had met before but were separated after birth.
Bless their parents who took them with medical conditions and fought to give them a fair chance at life :}
It's really too bad I hear that a lot of babies who have birth issues are given up to orphanages in China. Much I'm sure has to do with the parents not able to afford to take care of them and the one-child policy which lately has changed.
Yes!!!! We all should be so blessed as American's to have the opportunity to give a child In need a home, family, and all the love we could give! Why these foreign countries split twins and siblings in general is beyond me! I just don't see how as humans, they could ever do that to another!
@@deaneng8540 beacause they often can't afford it otherwise they might would be killed
@S L Yeah!!!! The things they do can do in China is called abuse in other countries such as Australia. Not sure about the USA though.
This is a great story of love and acceptance. My high respect to their adoptive parents.❤️
I love that the mom was thoughtful enough of her daughter to want to give her a past. That is absolutely beautiful. I am crying tears of thankfulness for them.
I wonder if the other twin knew she was a twin? It seems like neither girl was aware they were a twin?
@@TeddyBear-ii4yc true .... i doubt it is even common that parents adopting babies across sea do deep dives on their personal history. I love that this mom did and did not withhold the knowledge of her sister from her. To me, that speaks volumes about her dedication to not only the physical wellbeing of her daughter, but her mental wellbeing as well.
@@kc4208
Yes, good point. They say this bond between twins is, like, other-worldly. That if split apart, they know on a sub-conscious level that something isn't right.. that something is missing.
So if you want the best for the child you promised to look after...
My best
@@TeddyBear-ii4yc i honestly believe that is most true with regard to identical twins as opposed to fraternal twins. I imagine it why they had such an emotional reaction to one another despite being so young ... and now, this is making me want to ask the one girl's mother if she was following a nagging feeling when she set off to know more about her daughter. There is plenty of evidence to make a case that identical twins have a psychic bond ... and this mother may have tapped into it on some level ... giving her the urge to find something that was still missing for her daughter.
Eeeee .... i find this fascinating. If it wouldn't seem creepy, i would find the mother and ask. But it would, so i wont. Lol
@@kc4208
The mother prob just wanted the most details she could get about the child knowing that at some point the daughter would raise those questions.
But I didn't care for the way the parents allowed their girls to be introduced.
P. S. You know there was another set of chinese twins? It was a mass adoption with 10-20 kids. On the hand-over day all the families were in a big room and the foreign parents were finally given their baby.
Both mothers had, separately, brought near identical outfits with them so in this room they both changed & dressed their baby and then saw an identical baby in some other mothers arms over the way! Yeah... what are the odds of that? I'd call it a guiding hand!
But the parents were a bit antsy then as, once you know the children are twins, you know (deep down) that they should be together, but one family was US the other Norwegian, so one mother would have to give their child up!
The girls are Mia & Alexandra. There's films about them. They are women, now.
My best.
Twins -should- *NEVER* be separated...
So twins NEVER be separated???
@@user-fz9jt7gu3d He meant being adopted separately. All twins should be adopted together. Especially identical twins. That's like taking your other half away from you.
fuzzytigercat isn't it the same for all siblings though?
Mr POTATO! IKR like who would do that to there kids like THATS COLD
@@bemmie100 Yeah it is. But for some reason, alot of people think twins are more closer than siblings who aren't identical.
I wonder if their heart problems were the same?
Their little hearts were broken, being separated
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Omg stop 😭😭
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It is very possible .
5:15 the way they both immediately started crying the same 😕 awww
As soon as they started crying, I did 😭
Megan Clarke me too so sweet
Same I just couldn’t stop it
Megan Clarke I cried too
SAME😭😭
Me too...
Wow. They even cry the same and show the exact same demeanor. GOD bless you both.
this is so touching, they live in a separate family and meet for the first time ughhh the feel.... what surprised me the most is the way they are crying is the same
Tias Dwi Kurnia Yes they cried the same. I thought that was interesting too. They made me cry. So touching!
Tias Dwi Kurnia ....I noticed the same thing immediately...the way their little lips looked when they cried...I thought this was a very touching, heartwarming story. The girls had already been communicating, even face timing...so with everyone's blessing, even from the psychologist, everyone needs to be happy for these 2 little precious girls, who obviously have so much in common. Loved the story! As a mother, it was the little things, like the facial expressions, etc, that was so touching to me.
You are DISTURBED. This should have been done in private. It's EMOTIONAL ABUSE of these innocent little girls.
Oh my goodness. This is so heartwarming. They will forever be bonded and have each other. Praise God!
My wife and I adopted identical twin girls from China 14 years ago. They are best friends and inseparable. What a heartwarming story for us.
Emilio J Thank you for sharing that. I'm thankful to see encouraging, positive comments. Best wishes to you and your family.
Thank you for keeping them together,
Emilio J Are you from the US? And if you are, may I ask why you adopted from another country and not from the US?
We chose to adopt from China to avoid any possibility of the birth parents contacting our children.We did not want to have contact with the birthparents, and in an United States adoption that is always a possibility.
Emilio J Thank you for answering back. Never really though of that before.
They even cry the same way, lift their glasses the same, etc. God bless you ladies.
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@@aviahplayz no, where did you last see him???
@@shoopdawoop76 IM TROLLING 🤭
@@aviahplayz me too 🤭
@@shoopdawoop76 ☝🏽ONE FACT HUNNY I GOBBLED HIM UP 😌
Omg I’m soo glad they found each other! 😭😭 I don’t know what I would do without my twin ❤️
Omg I love u guys I follow u on instagram
God you both are beautiful and your accents…..❤️
Lol we all are here huh
Hey to my fav youtube twins🦋🦋
What’s their Instagram and RUclips channel?
I’m just so glad they got reunited while they were still young! They’ll get to grow up together like they should get to.
How dare they split identical twins. How dare anyone do that.
Emdontplayguitar well, adopting is a hard thing and sometimes people can’t adopt 2 kids so they can only pick one, but I agree on you
In other countries a lot of them are not documented properly. The families were not aware about the other sibling obviously. They did a lot of research about Audrey's parents but found the photo. Hosnestly it happens all the time. Adoption information is held tightly, its not regulated properly.
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Its China, those girls were lucky be alive and even luckier to get adopted. They were both girls and both sick in a place where they had a one child law. They are swamped with unwanted, dumped and ill kids. Splitting twins up I doubt was even a thought making sure they had a home was probably hard enough.
Heart surgeries are expensive & exhausting, but this shows the awesome value of human struggle; they have over come so much. They are beautiful, peaceful young people and deserve all the best in life and it looks like these four parents and siblings have done a wonderful job and are a wonderful part of our community. 🙋🇨🇦💞
I get that showing something like this on TV can sort of cheapen the moment, but in a world as cold and cynical as this has become, I just want to say thank you to these two beautiful girls for doing this. Some of us might have needed to see it. I know I needed to.
That's not their burden, to brighten your day. If ppl are feeling down, try volunteering, it's amazing for the soul. This reunion should have been private with more direct and ongoing mental health supports.
@@taroka1119 and it's not your place to say whether this was s burden for these girls or not. This is an amazing story and im more than glad to learn about it. In fact it's been a jump start of sorts for me to do some things better in my life.
@@sirrobin4394 And it's not your place to say whatever you said. Now somebody else come here and scold me for what I just said.
Not wrong, american TV is pretty bad but this is a new level. The parents even saying ooo chinese girl etc. Those american "parents" are after one thing and they got it. Air time. Sickening to say the least. Also fuck you below this lot talking shit to this comment. Fucking sheep. Come at me. Gross individuals you are.
@@m4heshd It's not your place to make fun of internet warriors who are clearly more educated than the twin-study psychologist and the others involved. How dare you say what you said about what he said about what she said about what they said. jk ... It was beautiful, and I'm glad they were gifted some financial support, as they need it to keep these twins connected. No one was harmed in the making of this show, and I wish them all the best.
Gosh, let them hug, and hug, and hug....they can't be separated from this point forward.
Omg my mom commited suicide 😢😢😢ruclips.net/video/VCmFhTfMbe4/видео.html
@@davidcanas7787 omg I’m so sorry. I hope your doing ok😭😭😭
they will they just go home with their parrent
@@LemTheDemon u know he is joking
He is a clickbaiter
They visit each other a few times a year.
You can see audrey trying not to cry while talking with the hosts… beautiful moment
I think they should have done that privately. Like this was probably a very intimate moment, and they might not able to express their true feeling in front of a crowd.
Edit: BTW this is simply my opinion of what would be the BEST action, but I don’t want to discredit the studio or the parents. We all have to make decisions in life and sometimes they are not always the best. That’s just life. But one thing i know is that everyone there cares for these twins and that’s what matters the most.
I had to state this because some comments were getting out of hand on both sides.
I completely agree.. this is horrible to make such a show from such important intimate moment of the life
Agree that the spectacle is distasteful. But hopefully the money earned from doing this will at least go to the children's college funds or put in savings for them.
Well said
@@kirsten0233 yeah i agree with u. I don’t condemn they presented this, but they should had a private meeting before hand. Seeing ur twin after such a long time, but doing it in front of national television seems little distasteful to me.
U can tell the girl wanted to cry her hearts out but had to compose herself after realizing she is on national television.
I hope the funds make up for it and they r doing well.
@@lifematch Both wanted to cry.
Plot twist: Parent's accidentally take the wrong twin home.
-Sidon- that would have been sooooooooooooo funny
Their hair is different
Here is where the “parent trap” begins
Parent trap 😄
Fuck 😰
How could anyone separate twins. Twins should never ever be separated!!!!
They're worth more when they're sold separately. Adoption is human trafficking and it's people like these couples that create the demand that drives the industry.
A Coll Exactly! At least let the other kid know where the other one is at all times so they can have the option of meeting
Twins are usually placed in another category when it comes to adoption, because most people are only looking to adopt one healthy child. They separate twins to remove them from the category and make it easier for them to be adopted.
While those are nice suggestions, you're hoping child traffickers will act with compassion. People need adoption to be this warm fuzzy thing. If it isn't, we're forced to face the horrific loss of separating mother and child. We don't like to think about that. The adoption Industry could give a rip about what's best for kids. It's all about MONEY!
why their hair cut same all that its fake.same glasses.
Twins shouldn’t be separated 😢😢😢. Great salute to you for bringing them together woooohooo am so happy for them ❤❤❤👌👌👌👏👏🩵🩵🩵
Why is nobody talking about how they literally used the same word, “overwhelming”, to describe how they felt, and they even looked the same while crying, AND they were even sitting the same way with their hands together between their legs almost the whole time like whaattttttt
and wore the same outfit and had on the same glasses. To much of a coincidence for my liking...
@@sirob9532 skip to 8:40 :) they explain
ruclips.net/video/lPvuoDAQ-WY/видео.html
Cuz they are American girls
I think the parents said the girls and their families had face-timed privately before this TV appearance so it seems the girls themselves decided to wear matching outfits.
This feels like a moment we shouldn't be watching and that shouldn't be on national tv
Exactly. How traumatizing for these children.
People forget mental health when they are chasing down a story 😞
Yeah, if they wanted to put them on tv they should have at least let them actually meet in private.
I get what you're saying, they are making a spectacle of it for our entertainment.
Another consideration is that trauma is the lack of care and support that we are socialized to step over.
We are conditioned to exclude the lack of care and support that causes trauma from our view so that we will not hold traditional patterns of behavior accountable and thereby will not develop a capacity to be the cause of our life and future.
The thing is GMA also helped on uniting them in person so I feel like it was also for a reason even though it should be private at least they had the opportunity.
THEY EVEN CRY THE SAME
Miss Lynxie duh :)
Miss Lynxie
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Hahaha:):):)
Ha. They're so cute.
I thought that too
Man that's beautiful as a dad of twin girls myself I shed a tear
My twin and I were separated and reunited again when we were 2. We got adopted by the same family. Our story was in the newspaper. It’s such a sweet story.
personaly i hate people like you, that try to ask for attention LMAO you most likely full of cap
wow... amazing 👏
ABC is cheap. Ellen would’ve bought them houses next door to each other lol
Lmao
Michael Cardoza LMFAOOO I’m crying so true
Very well said. Lol
😂😂😂 right
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA YESSSS
The first twin said it’s very “overwhelming”. Then after they met, the second twin said the same thing. 🥰
@Repent what that has to do with the previous comment?
@Repent no I’m good
@Repent he doesn’t exist
@Jesus is coming. Read the Gospel. whats up you’re ass
@@Pitera2140 your*
When they met and crying it also makes me cry. I can feel their feeling of not being together for a long time.
Now, they could spend some time together and will grow up seeing each other together.
God bless America.