"This Broke My Heart": Little Girl Innocently Talks to Her Late Father's Grave in Touching Video, Many React
- Mixed reactions have trailed a short clip of a little girl discussing with the grave where her late father was laid
- The little girl innocently climbed the resting place as she called out to her deceased dad, saying 'hello papa'
- Social media users could not help but feel for the little girl as they penned nice thoughts for her family
A little girl has melted hearts after a video of her talking to her late dad's grave went viral on social media.
The video, which was shared by the kid's guardian on TikTok, was captioned, "she always remember her daddy."
Source: UGC
In the clip, the kid climbed the cemented resting place and got closer to the upright headstone.
Looking at the headstone, she innocently said, 'hello papa,' perhaps thinking she could be heard by her late dad.
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After some inaudible statements from the kid, she happily got off the grave. The guardian disclosed that the kid asks to visit her late dad's grave every two weeks.
The clip has amassed over 1.7 million views as of the time of making this report.
Watch the video below:
Social media reactions
Mojalefa said:
"I can imagine Papa a smile looking over.. eish go botlhoko weitse.. Mara ke tsela .. don't wanna think about it too much !!"
Muzi Msibi541 said:
"This made me sad the her father is no more but also happy that the little girl seems to connect with her father. Yah neh, such is life."
Bright Makola said:
"I honestly can’t stop watching this video and a share a tear Avery time."
MagzDi said:
"The 'hello Papa's broke my heart. I always go through pain when I have to visit my dad's grave. Not a nice feeling at all."
Makhado said:
"Eish what a pain, Nana some fathers are alive but not present in their children's life may you be blessed my daughter."
Dj said:
"This broke my heart to see her saying hello Papa like she understands everything."
Nigerian visits the graves of his mum, dad and only sister
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a Nigerian man had visited the graves of his mother, dad, and only sister situated in one compound.
Victory didn't explain the circumstances behind each one's death but revealed the age and year the deaths happened.
Making the first stop at his late dad's grave, the young man said he died at the age of 56 in the year 2019.
Victory said his dad was a retired pastor and policeman until his demise. Next was his only sister, who he said died in 2021 at the age of 21. He described her as his gist mate and closest partner. Finally, he showed his mum's grave, whom he said passed on in 2004 at age 31.
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