«Breaking News» Daughter leaves dad in tears after she gifts him a teddy bear that plays his late mother's voice

A woman has shared a heartwarming video of the moment her father hears his late mother's voice coming from a teddy bear.  

Melia Tinnin, from Winston-Salem in North Carolina, revealed on Twitter that her sister had bought their dad the soft toy with the recording in it after he refused to upgrade his phone for fear of losing the precious voicemail. 

The video, which has been viewed 5.9million times, sees Tinnnin unwrapping the bear and then being told to 'press a button' on it. 

What echoes out into the room is the a voicemail left for him from his mother prior to her death. 

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Melia Tinnin, from Winston-Salem in North Carolina, revealed how her sister gifted their dad a teddy bear that plays a voicemail from his late mother. A video capturing the moment that he opens it on Christmas Day has gone viral

Melia's dad looks surprised as he opens the teddy bear. After being told to press the button he hears the voice of his late mother

The video, which has been seen by more than 5.93million people, ends with Melia's dad breaking down in tears - he had refused to upgrade his phone because he didn't want to lose the precious voicemail from his mother

When he hears his mother's voice, taken from a previous message she'd left him, he dissolves into tears.  

After posting on her Twitter account, Melia wrote: 'My dad refuses to get an iPhone because a voicemail from his mom who passed away won't transfer from an android, so me and my sister put it in a bear. Merry Christmas Dad.' 

Many of those who saw it said they quickly welled up. 

@SamanthaDunn added: 'The bear to his forehead! The clutching of the bear! I’m not crying. You’re crying. Ok so, yeah, we’re all crying.'   

Others responded to the emotional video saying they too had preserved voicemails from loved ones who had died...and many said watching the clip had left them crying

@twisturnugg wrote: 'Had to hide in the bathroom here at work for a moment after watching that...' 

@MoLulkowski added: 'One of the most thoughtful gifts I have ever witnessed in my 51 years on this earth. Well done you two...well done.' 

Others shared their stories of preserving vocal keepsakes in a similar way including @vsu_ubp, who said: 'Know the feeling! I’ve paid my mothers cell phone bill for 7 years so I can call and hear her voice!' 

@JohnMahl added: 'We have the "Happy birthday" song from my mom to my 4-year-old daughter in 2011 on our home answering machine still.'  

@chatmal added: 'My MIL passed in Feb 2012. I have her last two voice messages saved.'

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Main photo article A woman has shared a heartwarming video of the moment her father hears his late mother’s voice coming from a teddy bear.  
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