MY HUSBAND SURPRISES HIS FAMILY IN ITALY AFTER 1.5 YEARS!!! (FINAL PART)

Carlo finally got to go home and surprise his family in Italy after not being able to travel home for 1.5 years. This surprise was one of the best surprises we could've ever pulled off. There were so many laughs, and so so so many tears. I'm just happy Carlo is finally home...

PART ONE:

MY LOVE COLLECTION!

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[henrymagana]

My favorite part was when Carlo is hugging his mom, and she reaches out for Sarah. 6:42 For a mother to reach out for his wife while hugging her son. I can't put in words how special that is.

[barun]

The world should learn from Italians of how value family and friends. Every person Carlos met had a tear in their eyes- this love is unconditional

[winstonsmith]

I was holding back tears the whole video. But when Carlo surprised his oldest sister at work, her reaction broke me. The love in this family... This is so beautiful.

[injapan]

They are living proof of what you gain when you put home and family first. We, as Americans, have so much to learn from our friends in Italy.

[ShiniTrek]

You can tell the whole family raised with so much love, that’s why Carlo wears his emotions on his sleeve. Keep that precious man happy.

[AmateurPeanutButter]

When Carlo accidentally bumped into his eldest brother, Guiseppe's face is everything

[reapersphantomofhell]

I cannot lie, i cried at every single reunion, but i love how affectionate Italians are and the men aren’t afraid to show it to other men. I am so happy Carlo got to go back home with Sarah. ❤

[greenbrown]

Carlo obviously puts a lot of love out into the world -- and gets it back. People were beside themselves to see him.

[Jry]

Now I understand why Carlo is the way he is, he grew up with so many loved ones.

[jcflowers]

It doesn't matter what language you speak or where you are from, you can just see and feel the love in this video

[osnofla]

It’s good to see people with strong family ties. What a nice family.

[shindogoo]

When people say love is wealth, this is what it looks like. A watch, car or house will never hug you, a holiday won’t miss you when you are not there, money won’t judge you when it sits with someone else. Family and friends are worth more. Always.

[johndigiallonardo]

As a first generation Italian American, I've experienced this very thing many times. Italians know the meaning and magic of family. It's something we never take for granted or push aside for anything. Magical.

[sannej]

Nothing like an Italian family. I envy the passion they have for each other. A shining example.

[woofolliesmydog]

This is just so beautiful. I’m 55 years old and have never known such love. Watching this hit home hard just how broken my childhood really was. I wish I had a family who are so loving and welcoming and kind. ❤

[DiannaAtherton]

To be LOVED AND MISSED by so many loving people is a complete BLESSING

[dldavi]

The way his mother flings her arms out to hug both of them. That was so sweet. She was so excited to see her son, but she was equally as excited to see her daughter in law.

[barrysteven]

To be SO loved, by SO many people. Carlo is doing something right. What an absolutely wonderful family. Your future children are so incredibly lucky not only to have such lovely parents but to have an extended family who will immerse them in love all their lives.

[deliaoliver]

When Rita started crying it really got to me, her love for her brother...wow...it was overwhelming for me at that moment I lost it...I cried uncontrollably... because I wish I could see my brother once more...gosh...so sweet...❤️💕

[benedictjohn]

Protect these people at all costs. They are international treasures!