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Long Lost Family fans devastated as daughter is cruelly denied a reunion with her mum because of coronavirus

longer wait Long Lost Family fans devastated as daughter is cruelly denied a reunion with her mum because of coronavirus Updated: 2 Feb 2021, 13:52 Invalid Date, LONG Lost Family fans have been left devastated after a daughter was cruelly denied a reunion with her mum because of coronavirus. Yasika Fernando, 31, was separated from her biological mother when she was just two and a half months old after being born in Sri Lanka. 4 Yasika Fernando hoped to find her birth mother on Long Lost Family after being adopted as a baby in Sri Lanka Credit: ITV Yasika was adopted and grew up in London, but at 18, her adoptive parents sat her down and explained how she was adopted from a convent at a time when adoption numbers were high in Sri Lanka due to civil war, poverty and cultural attitudes.

Woman, 31, is reunited with Sri Lankan birth mother on Long Lost Family

Yasika Fernando lives in London with her husband Tillek and their two daughters  Tells Long Lost Family that she only discovered she was adopted at the age of 18 With the help of the Long Lost Family team Yasika visits where she was born But Yasika is unable to find her mother in Sri Lanka and returns to the UK  Just five days later the team find the relative and they are reunited via video call

Woman, 31, reunited with Sri Lankan birth mother on Long Lost Family

Woman, 31, reunited with Sri Lankan birth mother on Long Lost Family Jessica Green For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A woman who questioned why her Sri Lankan birth mother gave her up when she was just three months old was finally reunited with her on tonight s Long Lost Family. Yasika Fernando, 31, who lives in London with her husband Tillek and their two young daughters, only discovered she was adopted at the age of 18 when her adoptive parents revealed she had been taken from a convent in Colombo. At the time, finding her biological mother in a different country seemed like an almost impossible task for Yasika, and she has always been close to her adoptive parents, Donald and Yasantha, who moved to the UK from Sri Lanka in the 1980s.

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