A MOTHER has told of the creepy moment her two-year-old pointed at a picture of her dead great-grandmother and said “that’s me.” In a TikTok video, user @gi_gi216 captured the moment her daughter picks up the black-and-white photo of her grandmother and great-grandmother. “My two-year-old found a picture of my grandma and great grandmother. She is […]
A MOTHER has told of the creepy moment her two-year-old pointed at a picture of her dead great-grandmother and said “that’s me.”
In a TikTok video, user @gi_gi216 captured the moment her daughter picks up the black-and-white photo of her grandmother and great-grandmother.
“My two-year-old found a picture of my grandma and great grandmother. She is saying she is my great grandmother,” the mom wrote as a caption alongside the hashtags #reincarnation and #creepy.
The clip shows two-year-old Ella pointing at the photo and telling her mom several times, “That’s me!”
When the mom asks her which one she is, the toddler replies:
“That’s grandma and me.”
When asked to point at which one is she is, Ella places her finger on her mother’s great-grandmother.
The mom clarified some additional details on the TikTok’s comments, including that Ella was pointing at her own great-great-grandmother when she spotted the image for the first time at her grandmother’s house.
She shared: “My mom almost cried.
“She just framed this pictured. My daughter told my mom the same thing except this is mommy’s grandma and me. I NEVER said it was grandma or explained who either person was to her.”
The video has been watched more than a million times.
Many viewers shared their own similar stories in the comments section
“My son is my mother… one day he called me dollbaby… I almost fell off my chair… she’s been dead for 10 years, NO ONE knows she called me that,” said one commenter.
“My daughter is 5 and she told me she was a mom with 2 little girls but she died. my mom died in 2000 and left me and my sister,” added another.
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