US EditionShe Mentioned Her Deceased Father In Her Graduation Speech, And Her Mom And Stepdad Weren’t Happy About It
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Great feelings in Tunisia: Leyla Heiter (29) and her husband Mike (33) celebrated an emotional wedding ceremony in the home country of Leyla's deceased father. In a nightly celebration on the beach, the couple had a moving ceremony together with Leyla's relatives. Leyla's father Zouhaier, who died in 2018 under unexplained circumstances, could not be present, but his memory played a central role. "My uncle said Dad was so proud of me," said the …
She Mentioned Her Deceased Father In Her Graduation Speech, And Her Mom And Stepdad Weren’t Happy About It
Shutterstock/Reddit If one of your parents passed away and the other parent remarried, would you ever think of the stepparent as your parent, or would you hold that spot in your heart for your deceased parent? Assuming you still miss your deceased parent, is there anything wrong with honoring them in a graduation speech? You wouldn’t think so, but that’s what’s going on in this story. Check out what happened, and see if you think this young woma…
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