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94-year-old mother’s surprise call to retiring son on live radio leaves internet in tears. Watch

The video of the deeply moving conversation has racked up more than a million views.

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A touching video capturing a sweet exchange between a 94-year-old mother and her son has melted hearts across the internet. The scene unfolds during a live radio broadcast, where the host takes a call from a listener.

“You’re on the air. Go right ahead,” he says casually. But what follows is anything but ordinary. A warm, familiar voice comes through—it’s Steven’s mother.

“Hi, Steven. This is your 94-year-old mother calling you,” she begins with gentle confidence. “Patty and I are here in Middletown listening to your show, and we want to congratulate you on your retirement. I want you to know that we love you, and we know that whatever you do, you’ll be successful. I love you, Steven.”

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The call catches Steven off guard. His voice trembles as he tries to hold back tears. Overcome with emotion, he manages a simple, heartfelt reply, “Thank you, Mom. Thanks, Mom.”

The brief but deeply moving conversation was shared on Instagram, reminding everyone of the power of a mother’s love—no matter how many years pass.

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The video has struck an emotional chord with people on social media, with many describing it as one of the most heart-warming moments they have come across online.

One Instagram user wrote, “This guy is rich beyond limits! I can’t even comprehend the idea of wishing your son a happy retirement and seeing him complete THAT milestone!”

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Another user commented, “He knew his Mama’s voice right away. Imagine accomplishing all you have in life and your parent(s) were there through it all and watched the fruit of your labor come to fruition and now you’re retired and the best thing you’ve received from it all is a congratulatory call from your mom on your retirement day.”

A third user wrote, “I love how mom’s always feel the need to identify themselves like we don’t know their voice “hi, It’s your mother”.”

A fourth comment read, “Oh just me here having my morning coffee with a side of tears for strangers.”

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