Bittersweet bite: Tearful TikTok video of woman savouring late mother’s final meal melts hearts online

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A heart-wrenching TikTok video has gone viral, featuring a woman tearfully eating the last meal prepared by her late mother, sparking an outpouring of support from netizens worldwide.

A TikTok user, @boi_masam, tearfully shared a 51-second clip of herself eating a meal. In the video, she reveals that her mother passed away on May 27 and had cooked it as her final meal. The emotional post conveyed her sorrow and the significance of the meal, capturing the poignant moment for her followers to witness. The woman expresses her sorrow, knowing that she will never again be able to taste her mother’s cooking. The person filming the video consoles her as she eats, tears streaming down her face.

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The woman’s tears intensify when asked why she’s crying, and the cameraperson can only sympathise. The emotional video moved many netizens, who sent the grieving woman many supportive messages. The video’s powerful impact has sparked an outpouring of compassion and solidarity from people across social media.

She praised her mother’s skills in the kitchen and claimed that her mother was a superior chef to those found in professional kitchens of the highest calibre. She has a hard time coming to terms with the fact that her mother has passed away, and she bemoans the empty nest, Sanook reported.

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With tears in her eyes, the woman passionately expresses her hope that people with living mothers will visit them, call them often, or even just reach out occasionally, appreciating the time they have together. She stresses how important it is to remember and enjoy the times spent with loved ones while they are still in their lives.

@boi_masam AL-#fatihah BUAT MAK SAYA NORIZAN BINTI BAHARI JUMAAT(27/05/2023 ) PASNI TAK DAPAT RASA AIR TANGAN MAK 😔😔RINDUU TIADA PENGHUJUNG #airmataibu #Alfatihah ♬ Air mata ibu dato siti nurhaliza – Shah izzam ➴͜͡T.E

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Samantha Rose

Samantha was a successful freelance journalist who worked with international news organisations before joining Thaiger. With a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from London, her global perspective on news and current affairs is influenced by her days in the UK, Singapore, and across Thailand. She now covers general stories related to Thailand.

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