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On TikTok, Ella, a toddler two-year-old girl, pointed to a photo she had never seen before and insisted, "That's me, the Daily Mail reported! ”
In the title of the video, the mother, whose account is @gi_gi216, explains: "My 2-year-old daughter found a picture of my grandmother and great-grandmother, and she said she was my great-grandmother. ”
The mother explained in the comments that her daughter Ella had never seen the photo before, and no one had explained to her who the person in the photo was.
But despite this, Ella points to the elder in the photo in the video and confidently declares: "That's me!" Ella repeated it several more times.
The mother shared more details in the comments, explaining that the person Ella was referring to was her great-grandmother, or rather Ella's great-great-grandmother.
"My mom is about to cry." The mother said, "This picture she framed, my daughter told her the same thing, just said, 'This is Mom's grandma and me'. I never told my daughter that it was Grandma or explained to her who these two men were. ”
Netizens were stunned by the video, and some shared their own equally bizarre stories, with the children claiming to be dead relatives.
"My son is my mother," one netizen commented, "one day he called me a little doll... I almost fell out of my chair... My mother has been dead for 10 years, and no one knows how she called me. ”
"My daughter has said many times, 'When you're in my belly' or 'When you're my daughter'... My mom died when I was 5 years old. ”
"My daughter is my grandfather (my grandfather died two years before my daughter was born) and she sings his barber chorus that I don't even know."
"My daughter is 5 years old and she told me she was a mum of two girls but she died. My mom died in 2000, leaving me and my sister behind. ”
Some netizens said that these comments were creepy. While we may not be able to prove or refute anything, one thing is certain: you never know what strange words pop out of a child's mouth.