Incredible reunion of identical twins separated at birth

A Florida woman adopted at birth in South Korea learns a single mother from Philadelphia who was also adopted at birth in South Korea is her identical twin sister.

[Leelz]

I really wish adoption agencies were more up front with adoptive families about known siblings. It's just cruel to separate twins.

[leggs]

I know not everyone that adopts wants to take in two kids but they really need to stop separating them.

[Siegfried]

Who else cried?. I have a twin brother too. And he's my backup . We're always together.

[its__justb]

I know that these reunions are bitter-sweet, but I really hate that adoption agencies separate siblings at all, let alone twins. It's a horrible thing to do.

[fortune_roses]

Wow, even separated... they lived such similar lives! Also I bet that little girl is so happy that she has a new auntie

[CookieBear]

As a twin, I’m trying so hard not to cry rn!

[knyght]

No one mentions the real hero here. The daughter! If not for her the twins would've never met.
I hope they did something very special for her.

[kaaa]

This is like the second or third story about separated twins, from Korea, I’ve learned about. Amazing. Just how many more could there be.

[cause_idgaf]

When they Wait a damn minute, I did not sign up to tear up watching this video! 🥺😂 great story!

[iseeyou]

Yes they missed the first part of their lives apart, but the coming years will be so gleeful it will be worth it.

[marygracedumlao]

Omg happy tears. Its beautiful and sad at sametime. They were living in the same country both had jewish family yet they never knew one another exist. But knowing now they both found each other is better late then never. Goodluck and best wishes..💕

[traceybc]

I'm adopted and my family has been so amazing to me. I wish birth parents would understand why an adoptee looks for them. We just want to know where we come from and who we are. Ancestry and other DNA tests are opening up the world for adoptees. I would really like to thank her for her hard decisions because I've always felt loved and accepted.

[monicaraesmith]

THIS IS THE BEST STORY !!! I NEEDED TO SEE THIS AFTER THE VIOLENCE GOING ON RIGHT NOW!! THIS IS SO REFRESHING AND PURE JOY. I CANT STOP CRYING. BEAUTIFUL

[SweetCoconut]

Seeing them bond in TAR was amazing. So happy for them <3

[captainuseless]

Being an identical twin myself, there truly is no connection more powerful. He’s my best friend, my other half, and I’d be lost without him. Most importantly, he laughs at all my lame ass jokes.

[NikkiAkaNlg]

Why does this happen so often.. it's so sad and cruel.

[GmonkeyJ]

4:00 that moment is probably weird because it probably feels like a complete stranger you've known your whole life.

[TheBioExplorer]

I was never told by anyone that I was adopted. Then at 52 I took an Ancestry DNA test because I was working on my family tree. My half sister had decided to take one just a week before me. Suddenly I get an email from her asking if I was adopted because she believed we shared a father.... and he only had a couple of months to live and wanted to meet the daughter he'd never been told about. He wasn't even sure which my Bio mother was. Eventually I figured who my Bio mother may be but she died some years ago. I haven't felt like I should disturb her children from her marriage. I may reach out one day.

[Mac-zegu]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I have a half sister out there that I’ve never met, I can’t imagine the day I’m able to meet her.

[paulwright]

Well, Emily's daughter / Molly's niece Isabel is WINNING Christmas this year!