He returned to Belgium and she stayed in Argentina, 60 years later they met again and got married

Valentina Pescia young woman who lives in Buenos Aires, shared in a TikTok the happiest news for your family; his 80-year-old grandmother married the sweetheart of her youth. Pesci’s grandmother met her now husband when she was 20 and he was 33. Her love was born in Buenos Aires, the city where Jacquesof Belgian origin, was momentarily working.

Both lived an intense romance in the Argentine capital, but fate separated them. He had to return to Belgium and the two went on with their lives, never having contact or hearing from each other. the grandmother of fish she married and had her family, but became a widow a few years ago, opening up the possibility of a new romance.

In 2020, Jacques and his grandmother, according to @valenpesci, met in Facebook, picking up their love where they had left off. Two years later, the couple who had established a courtship decided to give them a second chance, formalizing their relationship and becoming married.

“Neither time nor distance could separate them, that’s why I maintain that the love of our lives is one and this one is in charge of uniting again” says a comment on the video. Others hold that this story is the perfect example of the Red thread; theory that is based on an invisible thread that connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place or circumstances. The thread can stretch or contract, but never break.

For movie lovers and reunion stories, there is a film with a plot similar to that of these grandparents, it is the film ‘Letters to Juliet’, located in Verona, Italy. The synopsis is about Claire, a grandmother who is also a widower. She lives in London but returns to this town in search of her long lost love, Lorenzo Bartolini.

‘Letters to Juliet’ It is directed by Gary Winickknown for his other romance films, ‘War of brides’ Y ‘If I had 30’. In this production the actress acts Amanda Seyfried. (AND)