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Single Dad Dresses Up as a Mom So His Daughter Doesn’t Feel Left Out at Mother’s Day Event

A father in Thailand stole the show on Mother’s Day.

In light of the country’s Mother’s Day on Aug. 12, the high school Ban Noen Kroi School hosted an event specially for students and their mothers.

For Cream in the third grade, who was raised by a single dad, it looked like the seat reserved for her mother would be left empty.

But not on her father’s watch.

Father-mother

Not wanting Cream to feel left out, her father Joe Lookphonbodee found himself a wig and a dress, and attended the event as Cream’s mother.

Lookphonbodee is Cream’s adoptive father.

The 48-year-old teaches Physical Education and Health Education in the same school as his daughter, and is known as Mr Pratya or Teacher Joe to his students.

“When the school organises Mother’s Day activities, I don’t want my child to have an inferiority complex… Personally, I’m not ashamed because I love my child,” the father told Bangkok Biz News.

He also stressed that saw Cream as his “real child”.

The proud father immortalised the heartwarming experience on social media.

@joey_kp

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He captioned the TikTok video: “Mother, I can be for you hahaha.”

“Father is very beautiful and cute.”

In the video, Cream was seen paying respects to her father, along with her classmates who did so with their mothers, before rising to tackle Lookphonbodee with a bear hug.

The girl couldn’t wipe the grin off her face.

Of her father-mother, Cream remarked that she thought he was “beautiful and cute”, adding that she didn’t feel embarrassed at all by her dad’s costume.

“This year’s Mother’s Day, I want to say I love my father. Thank you father for raising me and making me happy. This life doesn’t feel like it lacks anything,” the girl said.

Photo credit joey_kp / Tik Tokนายโจ ลูกพลบดี / Facebook

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Written by Jonas

Jonas is a writer at Nasty Bear with a degree in Communication. After working as a teacher, he loves visual storytelling, and he enjoys covering viral stuff to photography. Over a million people have read the posts he's written throughout his years in Nasty Bear, which is probably more than he could count to.

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