Check out this “feel good” story about NFL star Joe Haden, who took a high school girl to her senior prom after she asked him out via Twitter.
Joyce Grendel, 18, a Senior at Independence High School, whose date canceled on her at the last minute, asked Haden via Twitter if he would be her guest and he immediately responded and said “yes.”
On a recent segment called “Mothers Mystery Week” on “The Talk,” NFL legend and reality star Deion Sanders surprised the hosts by joining his mother Connie Knight on the show.
In honor of Mother’s Day, Deion got a little choked while expressing his love for his mother.
Watch the surprise visit and emotional moment below:
Check out this heartfelt video of a 6-year-old boy with cerebral palsy, who was told he’d never walk, but did just that when he saw his returning Marine dad.
The mom who submitted the video says:
“When my husband left on his deployment, our 6-year-old son could not walk on his own. He has cerebral palsy. Doctors originally said that he would never walk or do much of anything. While daddy was away, he learned to walk. For his homecoming, we set it up for Michael to walk to his daddy for the first time ever! We kept the fact that he could walk a secret the whole time his dad was gone!”
On Monday, University of Kentucky star Terrence Jones kept a promise he made to deliver flowers to a Louisville cheerleader he ran over during a Final Four game last month.
Here’s a sad bitter sweet story we wanted to share with our readers about woman named Cristine Bolden, who gave birth to healthy twin boys after being pronounced brain dead 42 days earlier.
A smart Colorado toddler was able to find his way back to his parents by knocking on a stranger’s door on a freezing cold night after his dad’s car was hijacked while he was in the back seat.
Three-year-old Roilati Pettiford showed up at the Colorado Springs home of Traci Gilbert, 53, around 2:30 a.m. Sunday. The boy, wearing nighttime diapers and a thin jacket, was covered in snow and carried a plastic bag that held a container of soy milk, a Sippy cup, two diapers, wipes and pajama bottoms.
Gilbert said she didn’t see anything when she looked through her peephole when her doorbell rang. “I opened the door, and a little tiny boy was standing there and he said, ‘Help me, it’s cold,'” she said.
The boy had managed to climb up 14 slippery, slush-covered steps on an icy, sleety night in pitch darkness, with temperatures in the 30s.
The boy’s father, Anthony Pettiford, said they were in his car returning from a family event when he stopped to purchase gum at a convenience store, leaving his keys in the ignition momentarily. Pettiford said he ran into some friends and was talking with them when a carjacker jumped into his vehicle and took off with his son still in the back seat.
“I started running after him. And he hit that gas so fast I couldn’t catch him,” Pettiford said.”