Audrey English knows that true love still exists. She knows because she sees it in the beautiful relationship between her parents. The two of them have been together for 29 years. Still, even after all this time, it couldn’t be clearer than Mom and Dad are still in love. In fact, it seems they may love each other now more than ever. This is something Audrey has shared a few times now on social media. One post in particular, however, has gone viral. This video showcases various clips of her parents throughout the years. These little moments highlight how much they mean to one another, something Audrey uses to remind viewers to choose who they are with wisely. Catch a glimpse at this sweet couple’s relationship in the wholesome video below. @audreyenglishmusic “You are, and will always be, the better half of me” #soulmates #parents #truelove #lovelookslike #dad #foryou #fyp ♬ Made To Love You by Audrey English – Audrey English The clips in this video are oh-so sweet. But as you may have noticed, Mom can be seen comforting Dad in one of them. This is because he is dealing with an illness. While this has been a tough journey, Audrey is happy to share that, while is not fully healed, he is doing alright. Their family is taking things one day at a time, something that’s easier with the love they have for each other. After 29 Years of Marriage, This Mom and Dad Could Not be More in Love @audreyenglishmusic It was like no one else was there, just them #soulmates #truelove #unconditional #parents #dancing #oursong #momanddad #cancerfighter #hopecore #heartbreaking #wholesome #polynesian #samoan #family #reallove #pov #justyouandme #madetoloveyou #foryou #fyp #foryoupage ♬ Made To Love You by Audrey English – Audrey English Despite feeling weak at times, Dad still finds ways to dance with his wife. This can also be seen in the video above. It’s truly no wonder everyone involved with this sweet moment got so emotional! Audrey’s parents really are such an inspiring couple. “The way they look at each other! You can see the sacrifices they’ve both made for each other,” someone points out in the comment section of the first video, with another wisely adding, “This type of love is worth the wait.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Still Madly In Love: “Mom And Dad After 20 Years Of Marriage” appeared first on InspireMore.

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