Most emotional reunion after COVID *returning to South Africa*
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We moved back and kept everything a surprise. My grandparents had no idea when they'd see us again. This was such a special moment, and I'm thankful for everyone who I can share this with. This video speaks louder than words ever could. I don't think words could ever be enough to explain what friends and family really means.
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Grandmother is probably still in the kitchen cooking up all their favorite dishes. Her reaction demonstrated that she has been praying for them to return and her prayers were answered. God Bless this family.
Dit was great om 'n Suid-Afrikaanse familie se reaksie te sien! 🥰🥰
Nounet so erg gehuil, so special❤️
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dankie❤️❤️
Family is everything. My grandfather was one of 12 children. When we got together for Christmas or thanksgiving, it was 30 to 40 people. I miss them all.
Oh I love this - so much happiness to have you all safe at home 🙏🏼❤️
Wooow such happiness!! It's great to see. Welcome back!!
Cannot wait to get back either!
excited 😍
One of the benefits of the global Covid was relearning what really matters & how all the money in the world means nothing without family & friends. And seeing all sorts of wealthy people & famous celebrities going through the same loss & hardships as the rest of the people & rich & poor remember what really matters once governments stopped hiding behind it. Amazing video hope all is well with you & your family & friends near & far.
Looking forward to watching this video
Wow that was definitely such a big surprise
Amazing 😻
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Wow did you move back to South Africa permanently ?
Hey queen
Hi i am a Malaysian Studying in Singapore and I'm planning to go to University of Cape Town or Stellenbosch University after my a levels, any advice for first timers to SA?
I hate skits with masks but good story though