Soldier surprises wife at work upon return from deployment in viral video. We are not crying, you are
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In a heartwarming video that has gone viral on social media, a soldier surprised his wife after returning from deployment.
A heartwarming video of a soldier surprising his wife after returning from deployment has surfaced on social media and is swiftly going viral. The short clip was posted on Instagram by Good News Correspondent and has already been viewed around 18k times so far. We are sure that the moment shared by the soldier and his wife will make you cry happy tears.
Damilare was deployed overseas for 11 months and decided to surprise his wife Elizabeth at her workplace upon his return. It appears that Elizabeth works at a hospital. Damilare was seated in one of the chambers in the hospital and as Elizabeth walked in with her colleagues, she was absolutely overjoyed after seeing her husband.
In fact, she burst into tears of joy after seeing Damilare and couldn’t control her emotions. Both hugged each other in the end and the result of this moment is now a viral video.
“Damilare surprises his wife, Elizabeth at work after being deployed overseas for 11 months,” reads the caption of the post.
Watch the video here:
As the video went viral, social media users couldn’t stop gushing over the moment in the comments section that is flooded with heart emoticons.
“This had me in tears,” a user said. Another comment reads, “This is pure love.”
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