‘MOM, I MISS YOU’ – GMA host Lara Spencer and a moment that moved audiences to tears!
Lara Spencer was determined to flash her famous smile even as emotions ran high during a heartfelt moment she shared with fans.
The Good Morning America host had to say goodbye to her beloved mother who was headed home following a long-awaited reunion.
Lara posted the bittersweet update on Instagram alongside a black-and-white photo with Carolyn.
She wrote: “Always hard to say goodbye after spending time w my incredible mom. See you soon mama. Your youngest loves you a ton.”
Her fans felt her pain and wrote: “Goodbye to momma is the hardest, but the hello again will be sweet,” and, “Doing the same thing. Only it’s with my Daughter. Goodbyes are never fun.”
Lara and her mother are very close and pre-pandemic they got to spend a lot of time together. The TV host is the youngest of five and recently the family had reason to celebrate.
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Lara was sad to see her mom leave to go home
Carolyn rang in a birthday and Lara penned a sweet message to her. “Celebrating the most wonderful mom, grandmother, and now great-grandmother a family could ever hope to have. Happy birthday Mom. We cherish you.”
It was also a difficult day as it would have been the birthday of her late father.
Lara previously paid tribute to him with another Instagram post which read: “It’s ALSO the birthday of my amazing, larger than life dad.”
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Lara was thrilled to recently be able to celebrate her mother’s birthday with her too
She continued: “I close my eyes and can see him clear as day-beer in hand, giant smile on his face. We miss and celebrate you today and everyday big Daddy-o.
“I imagine you are chugging with someone very cool up there right about now. Having the same birthday as mom always made the party twice as special and a million times more fun.”
Lara’s father, Richard Von Seelen, passed away in January 2011. His obituary said he died peacefully and was survived by his devoted wife, Carolyn, and his five children.
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