In an emotional episode of Long Lost Family, a man named Simon Miller embarked on a heartfelt journey to find the sister his late mother had given up for adoption. Simon, who lost his mother Beverley to cancer in 2008, made a promise to fulfill his mother’s dying wish and track down his sister, Bronwen.
Beverley had fallen pregnant with Bronwen before giving birth to Simon in 1974. However, due to a broken relationship and a subsequent breakdown, Beverley decided to give Bronwen up for adoption in the hope that she would have a better life. This decision devastated Beverley, and she wanted her sons to find Bronwen and let her know how much she was loved.
Simon, who only discovered he had a sister when he found old photos of his mother, felt compelled to fulfill his mother’s wish. Fighting back tears, he shared his mother’s final request to find Bronwen and apologize on her behalf. Simon expressed his desire to give his sister a big hug and let her know that she is loved.
The Long Lost Family team discovered that Bronwen’s adoptive surname was Foster. Further investigation revealed that Bronwen had married seven years ago and had two daughters. Co-host Nicky Campbell traveled to Shropshire to meet Bronwen and learned about her upbringing. Bronwen’s adoptive parents divorced when she was young, and she was raised by her mother and grandmother. When she was 12, her adoptive mother told her about her older brother, which left her feeling rejected.
Bronwen didn’t know she also had a younger brother, so she was touched to receive a heartfelt letter from Simon. The letter explained their mother’s love for her and the difficult decision she made to give her up for adoption. Overwhelmed with emotion, Simon’s joy was evident as he saw pictures of Bronwen for the first time. He remarked on their striking resemblance, exclaiming, “She looks gorgeous! Looking at that is like looking at me. If I had the same T-shirt on, I’d be a double!”
Bronwen happily traveled to London to meet her brothers for the first time. The siblings were relieved by how well they connected and looked forward to the next chapter in their lives together. Simon expressed his gratitude for finally finding his sister and the opportunity to make up for lost time.
Don’t miss this emotional episode of Long Lost Family airing tomorrow night on ITV1 and ITVX at 9pm.
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