Sam & Seleena; I love you both very much and am over the moon proud of you!! Thank you Kyle, for giving them a chance to share their story. You have been an amazing addition to our family, and we thank you for everything.💖
Thank you for opening your life to us and your honesty, it must have been hard sharing such personal stories with the world. Your story is absolutely beautiful. I wish you and your family all the best, with many amazing years to come and wonderful memories to be had ❤
Thank you Di-Anne for giving Sam & Seleena a loving home : as A Vietnamese mother of an only son my heart aches and joy as the same time . Beautiful story
@@coachdms thank you for your message. I am so fortunate to have had the opportunity to have such beautiful children in my life. I can’t begin to put into words the love I feel in my heart for each.
Kyle le has really grown as a filmmaker. I like the combination of shots where they're sitting on the chair and telling theirs stories and the "live" shots. It feels more relaxed. The somewhat slower pace adds a lot more depth to the whole story i think. Great series btw!
Very good editing and interviews, Kyle. Getting the background and following this family's story has been fascinating. All the best to these young ladies and their mother, she is an angel.
The eldest and youngest are like important pillars, they set the family boundaries. They are strong, rational and much grounded. Lots of love for the extended family.
I was hoping not to cry but I couldn’t hold it in!!!! I love this story, so happy that you have an amazing adopted family so do I. My adopted family is my family is my all!! Can’t wait for the rest of the videos!! ❤️
Beautiful girls with beautiful nurturing foster mom . ALL beautiful siblings separated for a reason to grow up more extended family and grown up so wise and uunderstanding forgiving loving beautiful hearts. GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
Very beautifully said. These girls and the mom are awesome. I fostered a 9month old and almost two year old old during covid shutdown last year. It’s not easy, but it’s so fulfilling. Blessings to all of them.
When I was younger, I used to pray to God for me to be adopted because my home was very toxic and had a very rough childhood 😔 which led to rough adulthood now...am now 21 and still in the toxic home!! That's why am so happy for them atleast they grew up with a happy adopted family and they were given another chance at life❤The home you grow in forever shapes your life!
This whole storytelling & documentary was awesome, outside of the whole thing i think what make us connect is the people in it too, those siblings are all awesome & thanks Kyle for bringing us this.
These women have so much love and understanding. They’re so smart as well, all of them. Thank you very much for sharing their stories. The part that touched me the most was when they talked about not fitting in. My parents are different races so I can that you’re too much for one side and too much for the other. Anyway, beautiful, thank you for sharing.
After a 2nd watch of this video, I've come to the realisation that the Canadian system for adoption works really well, taking into account how well all the 5 siblings turn out to be. Congratulations Di-Anne for raising the 2 girls into fine young ladies. Canada oh Canada - what a great country you are! 😍
well, that isn't quite the case. Many adoptions are closed. And why isn't there more support for parents struggling to take care of their families. There is the 60s scope, when Indigenous children were forcibly removed from their Indigenous families. Most were good families, but didn't live up to Canadian standards. For instance, a grandmother was raising her grandchildren in the traditional way. They lived in a loving family. One day a social worker came to visit and saw what she said was dirty rags hanging from the rafters of the log house. Except they weren't rags, they were elk meat drying in the rafters, that have always been done that way for many generations. Today, Indigenous children are the majority of children in care. Some say it is another version of residential schools IE forced assimilation (aka cultural genocide). Sure there are many loving adoptive and foster homes, but there are many who use the system to make money. And many abusive. So best to keep families together or at the very least let the children know their biological families as they grow up. If the birth parents are beyond redemption re: addiction, well, there are grandparents, cousins, aunties and uncles. Respect these young people and their adopted parents. But they know nothing about their culture and their history. It shouldn't be one or the other.
From the beginning of their life to the life they have now it's amazing how popular these kids must be and the people that brought these kids up.....amazing..they have very good looks from there parents that brought them in this world and what amazing story ...also thanks Kyle....
I m very impressed with children's maturity, they forgive, accept and love. They make happiness for themselves ， their siblings, moms and dads. I ve not heard Dianne story yet, she must be great too. Love covers a multitude of sins. May God gives us the grace to love, as who he is, love.
Wow! We have so much in common! I was adopted by Christian Caucasian family as well,grew up in Southern California. I’m Korean as well,with my three biological sisters. I’m called the Korean cowboy since everyone hears my loud country music in my truck! Like you,it was hard growing up in a private Christian school with all Caucasians. But I has loving parents and had a wonderful upbringing! Stay safe and always follow your heart!
Ok. Question I had from the first video I think got answered. When Sam & Seleena popped zit on dad's face was that bc that was their thing or from anger with him?
Can't wait for the fifth child reunion. But I'm curious to know more about the dad and the situation with his children getting taken away by child welfare. Seems they were taken away at different times and their ages varies too.
I hope now that you met your parents and your siblings the storm has passed because for me I will always be fighting the storm and I'm like you when you look at me you can't tell how bad I'm hurting but damn remember when you got to cry you got to cry let it out I'm very proud of where you're at in your life now good luck baby girl
First I have to say Thanks to "Kyle Le" to put up this video up to You Tube. However, the biggest admire I must give to the adopted mom. without her love , care ... those kids would be more suffering for their chaos life. You are an Angel above the Angel
We got lots of mixed vietnamese people here in the US. pretty much most families in USA have mixed relatives nowadays. I'd never imagine but my family has so many mixed kids. from vietnamese Cambodian to blond hair and bluest eyes to Indian to everything else. Historically humans are all mixed anyways as we all have migrated through the years.
Good on her..Why not study,get a profession,provides still for the children.Its so good that these lovely girls say how happy they were growing up.So sad to suffer of your origins..to fit in😪...and cruelty of people to say you were not wanted..😪I had a cruel adopted so call mother who used to say that to me..its was my adopted Dad who wanted me...Thank you for this video.
Yes, I always feel they could invest in the biological parents having the therapy and support they needed to be better parents and adopt the mum and children, not just the children. They don't know for sure what their mum went through or why she could not care for them and yet they are so forgiving of their father who was AWOL. Maybe they know more about mum than we do or maybe emotionally they can't imagine accepting her when they are so close to their adoptive mum, but she only adopted five, not all, and when babies are born biological parents don't make that choice. I think no one can imagine making space for bio mum. Sad. Perhaps she would destabilize them, but cps isn't often that kind once you are in their radar.
Yes, mum had a whole family who loved them too, and I don't think they want to imagine that she is also human and maybe loved them as much as their dad or more because he seems to have been AWOL, he sounds irresponsible, and we don't truly know mum's issues or suffering or truth. They don't want to betray adoptive mum or themselves by accepting that perhaps their adoption was unfair to their bio mum.
Hi Kyle.. what a piece of works.!!! I love all your documentaries works, very original! The flow of creating drama, the metaphors, the lines combined you picked, and the cinematography wrapped your emotional works perfectly! And of course your commitment and idealism. Salute..! Your works inspired so many people about the life-lessons and the bitter sweet of it! I believe one day you can be a best well-known Drama Film Director. Thanks for sharing! Can't wait to see your next works..! PS. Just a thought.. I follow this particular family docu-series, I think it's a good one inspired-story and maybe you can bring it up to a big screen. I know one film company in Saigon owned by the brother of famous Vietnam film director Trần Anh Hùng (Scent of Green Papaya, Cyclo) maybe you can call them and give it a try, of course by the permission of the families. The company name Sud-Est Production. Who knows :-)
Sam & Seleena; I love you both very much and am over the moon proud of you!!
Thank you Kyle, for giving them a chance to share their story. You have been an amazing addition to our family, and we thank you for everything.💖
I love you mommy
Thank you for opening your life to us and your honesty, it must have been hard sharing such personal stories with the world. Your story is absolutely beautiful. I wish you and your family all the best, with many amazing years to come and wonderful memories to be had ❤
Kyle, please pin this for posterity!!
Thank you Di-Anne for giving Sam & Seleena a loving home : as A Vietnamese mother of an only son my heart aches and joy as the same time . Beautiful story
@@coachdms thank you for your message. I am so fortunate to have had the opportunity to have such beautiful children in my life. I can’t begin to put into words the love I feel in my heart for each.
Props to mother Di-Anne for raising & fostering 30 children, the🌎 needs more like her 🔥
Next Sunday night. The 5th child reunion will be up! See you guys then! Thanks for watching.
i can’t wait!
Always love to watch your content .
Can't wiat
Great work dude , wonderful story a very humble and self confident girls!
Greetings fro Latvia
Tom& Elīna
YAYYYYYY
wow...Di-Anne is an amazing mother. Much respect to her.
She is great!
💖 thank you.
Di-Anne Martin you Canada’s #1 FMILF 🥰 👌😅
@China Boss yeah...we all love China one child policy. kill it if it is not a boy.
Di-Anne has a big heart and is an amazing person! You can see the love in their family.
Di-Anne is an amazing person! such an inspiration
She really is! She's an amazing person. The title even agrees.
Kyle le has really grown as a filmmaker. I like the combination of shots where they're sitting on the chair and telling theirs stories and the "live" shots. It feels more relaxed. The somewhat slower pace adds a lot more depth to the whole story i think. Great series btw!
The world needs more people like Di Anne! She exemplifies the true love of a mother: a mother's love comes from the heart, and it isn't biology.
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I love watching Samantha’s and Selena’s stories so much. I hope there’s more.
The adopted parents are wonderful.
Very good editing and interviews, Kyle. Getting the background and following this family's story has been fascinating. All the best to these young ladies and their mother, she is an angel.
You girls are so beautiful, don't let anyone make you feel any other way. I would be honored to raise you.
The eldest and youngest are like important pillars, they set the family boundaries. They are strong, rational and much grounded. Lots of love for the extended family.
What beautiful girls,a great credit to the beautiful mom that adopted them 💖
Life is a struggle, but you folks are full of positive energy. I am proud of you folks.
I was hoping not to cry but I couldn’t hold it in!!!! I love this story, so happy that you have an amazing adopted family so do I. My adopted family is my family is my all!! Can’t wait for the rest of the videos!! ❤️
You don’t need to be strong af to become a superheroes. You are superhero with your own heart. Big respect for Di Anne
Beautiful girls with beautiful nurturing foster mom . ALL beautiful siblings separated for a reason to grow up more extended family and grown up so wise and uunderstanding forgiving loving beautiful hearts. GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
Very beautifully said. These girls and the mom are awesome. I fostered a 9month old and almost two year old old during covid shutdown last year. It’s not easy, but it’s so fulfilling. Blessings to all of them.
Thanks for watching! See you next Sunday
What an amazing mum!
Indeed. Such resilience and kindness.
Your choice of music is great. Its not just the music is good but also fit the story.
Lol music was trash
@@jmoney9790 because you dont understand the lyrics :)
@@Dragonnews01 I’m full blown viet lol. Lyrics are cool, beat and tune was ass
When I was younger, I used to pray to God for me to be adopted because my home was very toxic and had a very rough childhood 😔 which led to rough adulthood now...am now 21 and still in the toxic home!! That's why am so happy for them atleast they grew up with a happy adopted family and they were given another chance at life❤The home you grow in forever shapes your life!
The mom is an incredible beautiful woman. I hope all of the adopted kids would take care of her later in life.
This whole storytelling & documentary was awesome, outside of the whole thing i think what make us connect is the people in it too, those siblings are all awesome & thanks Kyle for bringing us this.
This video had such a great story to it and a “feel good” vibe that was refreshing in these negative times. Thanks Kyle!
Can’t get enough of this family ❤️
good story and I am happy to hear that the foster parents treat them well. This world needs more good people.
These women have so much love and understanding. They’re so smart as well, all of them. Thank you very much for sharing their stories. The part that touched me the most was when they talked about not fitting in. My parents are different races so I can that you’re too much for one side and too much for the other. Anyway, beautiful, thank you for sharing.
It’s great that they grew up without having to watch tv or ok play video games all day like most kids their age. It served them well.
When i feel low i always came back n see all the family union it make me strong..for the children are so strong .Feel so blessed
I've said it once and i'll say it again, Foster parents are the true MVP! Big ups to Di-Anne
Indeed. She's amazing. Thanks for watching.
It’s really touching how u and family reunite..my tears drop didn’t stop till the end of the video…
Another well-made video, great job Kyle! I can’t wait for the reunion!!
This is a great episode. I want to see more of Seleena, Samantha and Di-Ann. You guys would make a very interesting reality show.
THE BEAUTIFUL POWER OF LOVE!!!
💖💖🌞🌻🌞💖💖
I love the way you tell your stories to your audience
You are a great mother, your great love to your adopted children are the reasons why they are successful now
Good job Kyle. I saw the whole reunion episode. Touching. Trinidad & Tobago.
After a 2nd watch of this video, I've come to the realisation that the Canadian system for adoption works really well, taking into account how well all the 5 siblings turn out to be. Congratulations Di-Anne for raising the 2 girls into fine young ladies. Canada oh Canada - what a great country you are! 😍
well, that isn't quite the case. Many adoptions are closed. And why isn't there more support for parents struggling to take care of their families. There is the 60s scope, when Indigenous children were forcibly removed from their Indigenous families. Most were good families, but didn't live up to Canadian standards. For instance, a grandmother was raising her grandchildren in the traditional way. They lived in a loving family. One day a social worker came to visit and saw what she said was dirty rags hanging from the rafters of the log house. Except they weren't rags, they were elk meat drying in the rafters, that have always been done that way for many generations. Today, Indigenous children are the majority of children in care. Some say it is another version of residential schools IE forced assimilation (aka cultural genocide). Sure there are many loving adoptive and foster homes, but there are many who use the system to make money. And many abusive. So best to keep families together or at the very least let the children know their biological families as they grow up. If the birth parents are beyond redemption re: addiction, well, there are grandparents, cousins, aunties and uncles. Respect these young people and their adopted parents. But they know nothing about their culture and their history. It shouldn't be one or the other.
i love this family, salam dari indonesia semoga kalian selalu berbahagia karena tiada seindah bersama keluarga, tetap semangat
From the beginning of their life to the life they have now it's amazing how popular these kids must be and the people that brought these kids up.....amazing..they have very good looks from there parents that brought them in this world and what amazing story ...also thanks Kyle....
This is really beautiful story God bless you all 💗
What an amazing woman, god bless her.
Di-Anne, you are a angel and savior to all these kids.
Can't wait to see the reunion with the 5th child ☺️
I m very impressed with children's maturity, they forgive, accept and love. They make happiness for themselves ， their siblings, moms and dads. I ve not heard Dianne story yet, she must be great too. Love covers a multitude of sins. May God gives us the grace to love, as who he is, love.
Shout out to the mom for adopting 5 kids…incredible!
More beautiful without mascara ... God bless you all and foster beautiful mother !
Thank you for sharing your lovely story!! It's always great when the story has a happy ending!
That cliffhanger ending! It was like when Thanos appeared for the first time at the end of Avengers.
I saw her on IG, the 5th daughter is super cute
They’re so mature for their age…incredible!
What a great person DiAnne is
THE SECOND I SAW THAT THESE SIBLINGS WERE BACK I CLICKED SO FAST
What a beautiful story !!
The music the editing, good job Kyle
Glory to God....big appreciation to the adoptive parents you are blessed!!
I love the background music. It fits the video, the story and it's vietnamese.
They were so lucky to have a great adopted mom.
"There is no such thing as a normal life, we are all outcasts" That really hit me 😢
Wow! We have so much in common! I was adopted by Christian Caucasian family as well,grew up in Southern California. I’m Korean as well,with my three biological sisters. I’m called the Korean cowboy since everyone hears my loud country music in my truck! Like you,it was hard growing up in a private Christian school with all Caucasians. But I has loving parents and had a wonderful upbringing! Stay safe and always follow your heart!
Another great episode of this family. Thanks Kyle.
Love this family
Just wait until you see the 5th child reunion next week.
Great story. Bring tears.
The background music is weird and annoying. Make me want to mute.
8:35-8:45😂😂😂😂 I'm sorry I can't take this seriously anymore . That's new to me.
Sweet documentary ❤ I love this back story.
Beautiful story!! Such a great heart from a mother's love!! Salute you!!
Ok. Question I had from the first video I think got answered. When Sam & Seleena popped zit on dad's face was that bc that was their thing or from anger with him?
I've been waiting for this vid soo exited.
The next one will be great too!
Where is the first one
Can't wait for the fifth child reunion.
But I'm curious to know more about the dad and the situation with his children getting taken away by child welfare. Seems they were taken away at different times and their ages varies too.
I cannot wait for the next video omg
Di-Anne, you are such a beautiful and remarkable person, as are your daughters!
I hope now that you met your parents and your siblings the storm has passed because for me I will always be fighting the storm and I'm like you when you look at me you can't tell how bad I'm hurting but damn remember when you got to cry you got to cry let it out I'm very proud of where you're at in your life now good luck baby girl
First I have to say Thanks to "Kyle Le" to put up this video up to You Tube. However, the biggest admire I must give to the adopted mom. without her love , care ... those kids would be more suffering for their chaos life. You are an Angel above the Angel
You such a wonderful woman, you adopted beautiful kids.
We got lots of mixed vietnamese people here in the US. pretty much most families in USA have mixed relatives nowadays.
I'd never imagine but my family has so many mixed kids. from vietnamese Cambodian to blond hair and bluest eyes to Indian to everything else.
Historically humans are all mixed anyways as we all have migrated through the years.
I’m full Laotian my wife got 12.5% of Japanese in her.
My siblings married to some Irish-Italian-Porto Rican-Russian-Polish-Thai-Vietnamese in them.
👍 Looking forward to the next video.
I am looking forward to finish editing it and releasing it!
By the way great kind hearted mom not many are like her
Thank you so much, Kyle 🙏
Thank you for watching.
Di-Anne is an amazing mother. ADOPT ME PLEASE!
An amazing story. Much love to the family
Every one of you is so lovable
DiAnne is a smokeshow ❤️
LOL!! I love how he put Vietnamese songs into every scene.
Cannot wait to see them all in Vietnam again.
I wish you the best both of you God bless
You’re an amazing mom…Di-Anne Martin.
Did a great job raising those kids Mom!!
Do all of the girls see their biological Mom?
Being taken away from their parents is traumatizing enough but Why tf would the system allow siblings to be adopted separately?
Just subscribed from Philippines, i love their stories
I miss seeing their OG dad. Any plan to visit VN Kyle?
Good on her..Why not study,get a profession,provides still for the children.Its so good that these lovely girls say how happy they were growing up.So sad to suffer of your origins..to fit in😪...and cruelty of people to say you were not wanted..😪I had a cruel adopted so call mother who used to say that to me..its was my adopted Dad who wanted me...Thank you for this video.
That’s sad for them to not even give there mom a chance she loved her enough to run and her sister was helping her they could have done good
Yes, I always feel they could invest in the biological parents having the therapy and support they needed to be better parents and adopt the mum and children, not just the children. They don't know for sure what their mum went through or why she could not care for them and yet they are so forgiving of their father who was AWOL. Maybe they know more about mum than we do or maybe emotionally they can't imagine accepting her when they are so close to their adoptive mum, but she only adopted five, not all, and when babies are born biological parents don't make that choice. I think no one can imagine making space for bio mum. Sad. Perhaps she would destabilize them, but cps isn't often that kind once you are in their radar.
Yes, mum had a whole family who loved them too, and I don't think they want to imagine that she is also human and maybe loved them as much as their dad or more because he seems to have been AWOL, he sounds irresponsible, and we don't truly know mum's issues or suffering or truth. They don't want to betray adoptive mum or themselves by accepting that perhaps their adoption was unfair to their bio mum.
great job @di-anne , your an inspiration
Hi Kyle.. what a piece of works.!!! I love all your documentaries works, very original!
The flow of creating drama, the metaphors, the lines combined you picked, and the cinematography wrapped your emotional works perfectly! And of course your commitment and idealism. Salute..!
Your works inspired so many people about the life-lessons and the bitter sweet of it!
I believe one day you can be a best well-known Drama Film Director.
Thanks for sharing! Can't wait to see your next works..!
PS.
Just a thought..
I follow this particular family docu-series, I think it's a good one inspired-story and maybe you can bring it up to a big screen. I know one film company in Saigon owned by the brother of famous Vietnam film director Trần Anh Hùng (Scent of Green Papaya, Cyclo) maybe you can call them and give it a try, of course by the permission of the families. The company name Sud-Est Production. Who knows :-)
Good to hear feedback from a filmmaker. Thank you. Check back Sunday night or Monday morning for something extra good.
@@kyleledotnet well noted. Thanks.
Tell all the kids they should do a tiktok video the one where it says when the Sun goes down I would love to see them on tiktok
What did Deann go to school for what dose she do for a living
Old Vietnamese music is so good
tuoi mong mo by qubeatz
You must be smoking to think that beat goes with that lyrics..
@@markn6941 I still drink coffee
Awesome mother ❤️💖