Radio Show 03-07-2020 guests Joe and Victor on their Documentary "Dos Padres"

Meet Joe and Victor... The modern family father duo just celebrated their 4 year wedding anniversary this past December with their 5 year old daughter, Miranda and 3 year old twin sons, Noah and Nathaniel.Victor opened up with Amare Magazine to share, "I am humbled to tell you a little bit of my story, and why I am interested in sharing it with the world. I never thought I would be a father. I was almost 40 years old, working a stressful career, and had no partner to share the parental duties with. I felt like the entire idea of conceiving a child on my own was a false reality, but nonetheless, it remained in my dream."

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