Family

Vivian Sutherland, 65, from Reno, Nevada, was surprised by her sister Sharon Leal, 63, from Battle Creek, Michigan, at her daughter-in-law's birthday party. The sisters had not seen each other in 9 years, and Vivian was completely shocked to see her sister sitting next to her. The video of the reunion has gone viral, with people from all over the world sharing their love for the heartwarming moment.

Danielle Draper and her mom Kristin both battled cancer at the same time. Danielle was diagnosed with Stage 1 Hodgkin's lymphoma, and her mom was diagnosed with myelofibrosis. After both going into remission, Danielle surprised her mom with the news that she was also in remission.

A new mom shares heartwarming videos of her mother with Alzheimer's meeting her baby granddaughter for the "first time ever." The videos show the grandmother lighting up and smiling when she sees the baby, even though she doesn't remember her. The mom says these moments are a reminder of the love her grandmother has for her granddaughter, even though she's struggling with the disease.

Tony "Tone" Yates Jr. surprised his dad, Tony "Ace" Yates, after more than a decade and a half apart. Ace thought his truck was being stolen, but when he turned around, he saw his son sitting in the driver's seat. The two hugged and Ace fought back tears at being with his son once more.

Jasmine Wallace, 32, from Fontana, California, surprised her grandma, Tonie, with a "Best Great Grandma Ever" t-shirt to announce her pregnancy. Tonie took a minute to process the news, but her reaction was priceless. She let out a huge scream of joy and clapped slowly.

A couple in New York has shared the heartwarming moment they revealed their pregnancy to their family with custom onesies. The onesies featured messages such as "I'm going to be a big sister" and "I'm going to be a big brother." The family's reaction was priceless, with screams, jumps of joy, and even tears.

A great-grandmother in California cried tears of joy when she was surprised on her birthday by her four-month-old great-granddaughter, who she had never met because of a months-long travel issue. The family drove across the border from Mexico to surprise the great-grandmother on her birthday, and the moment was captured on video.

Adrianna and Colby Cabatu, who were both graduating with MBAs from Louisiana State University in Shreveport, decided to use their graduation ceremony to surprise their parents with the news that they were expecting their first child. They hid ultrasound photos inside their diploma covers, and when their parents opened them, they were overjoyed.

Donovan's face immediately lit up when he saw his brother for the first time in the NICU. He had been eagerly awaiting this moment, and it was clear that he loved his new baby brother instantly. The two of them quickly bonded, and Donovan visited Cameron every weekend while he was in the hospital.

A Missouri father turned around after receiving a doorbell notification that his daughter was trying to say goodbye at the door. The video has gone viral after Adam was captured turning back to give his daughter a hug.