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These Abuelitos Weren’t Expecting Their Romantic Photoshoot To Go Viral And They Responded In The Sweetest Way

By November 15, 2016 at 2:57 pm

In a world of Tinder and shitty relationships, these abuelitos are restoring our faith in true love.

Meet Ramiro and Diama.

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Credit: Los Abuelitos Del Face / Facebook

These cuties have been married for 52 years and decided to celebrate their love with a photoshoot.

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Credit: Los Abuelitos Del Face / Facebook

Yomi Fotografia posted their spread on Facebook with this adorable caption.

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Credit: Los Abuelitos Del Face / Facebook

What they didn’t know was that their photos would go viral.

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Credit: Los Abuelitos Del Face / Facebook

The Internet then crowned them #losabuelitosdelface. They even have a Facebook page now. Talk about branding goals.

It’s not hard to see why they went viral. I mean c’mon, they’re Internet magic.

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Credit: Los Abuelitos Del Face / Facebook

Look at their cute smiles. They’re everything that’s good in the world.

Their love touched many and reminded people of their own abuelitos. ❤️

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Credit: Los Abuelitos Del Face / Facebook

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Credit: Los Abuelitos Del Face / Facebook

And gave a whole new meaning to #RelationshipGoals.

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Credit: Los Abuelitos Del Face / Facebook

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Credit: Los Abuelitos Del Face / Facebook

And setting the bar high for couples everywhere.

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Credit: Los Abuelitos Del Face / Facebook

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Credit: Los Abuelitos Del Face / Facebook

Ramiro and Diama were overwhelmed by all the love and wrote a letter to their fans. Warning: You will cry again.

Muy emocionados hicieron una carta para agradecerles a todos por sus buenos deseos, bendiciones y saludos !! RamiroyDiama#losabuelitosdelface

Posted by Ramiro y Diama #losabuelitosdelface on Monday, November 14, 2016


Official ship name: #Diamiro

READ: 13 Adorable Photos of Abuelitos and Abuelitas that’ll Make You Believe in True Love

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Melania Trump Will Be The Second Immigrant First Lady In U.S. History

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Melania Trump Will Be The Second Immigrant First Lady In U.S. History

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By Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez November 15, 2016 at 3:11 pm

The United States of America is about to get a new First Lady, and she’s an immigrant. While Melania Trump won’t be the first foreign-born First Lady in American history, it’s been 192 years since British-born Louisa Adams, President John Adams’ wife, lived in The White House. Here’s a little timeline to familiarize yourself with the nation’s second immigrant First Lady…

Melania Trump (born Melanija Knava) was born in modern-day Slovenia when it was still Yugoslavia.


She was born to Viktor and Amalija Knavs on April 26, 1970. According to the Daily Mail, Melania’s father was a member of the League of Communists.

She always dreamed of becoming a model since she was a young girl participating in fashion shows in the small town of Sevnica, Slovenia.


“Melania was transfixed by the idea of becoming a model and loved sketching designs for clothes,” Melania’s best friend Nena Bedek told Daily Mail. “She took extra art classes outside school and was naturally stylish and she had a good dress sense. And she would pick up magazines from her mother’s trade shows, soaking up ideas.”

According to Biography, Melania began modeling at 16 years old and even dropped out of the University of Ljubljana after one year to pursue her modeling full time.


Dropping out of school seems to not have been in vain after success as a model in Paris and Milan. Melania moved to New York City in 1996 and found more success with world-renowned photographers.

Two years after moving to New York City, in 1998, Melania met Donald Trump during a New York fashion party. In 2004, they became engaged.


Even though Melania did not want to date Donald originally, she eventually established a relationship with the real estate mogul. By 2005, the couple married in front of guests that included Hillary and Bill Clinton.

Just one year after their marriage, Melania and Donald welcomed their son Barron into the world.


By 2010, Melania launched her own jewelry line and it was a hit on QVC.


According to Forbes, her jewelry line has seen a steady decrease in revenue.


Melania caused a media frenzy when she was accused of copying Michelle Obama’s 2008 Democratic National Convention speech.


All parts of the Trump campaign vehemently denied the plagiarism claims, but the similarities between the two speeches were apparent.

During the campaign, Melania stood beside her husband and supported almost everything he did, except for his Twitter etiquette.


“Sometimes I feel that the retweets sometimes get him in trouble so I say stay away from retweets,” Melanie told Sean Hannity. “And you know if he would only listen… he’s doing great.”

And, as First Lady, Melania has vowed to tackle the cyberbullying culture of America.


“Our culture has gotten too mean and too rough, especially to children and teenagers,” she told a crowd during a Trump rally in Philadelphia. “It is never OK when a 12-year-old girl or boy is mocked, bullied or attacked. It is terrible when that happens on the playground and it is absolutely unacceptable when it’s done by someone with no name hiding on the internet.”

Ladies and gentlemen, your First Lady of the United States: Melania Trump.


READ: Latinos Are Coping Through This Tumultuous Time In Politics With Laughter

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