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Reflecting on his choice, he expressed, “The mere idea of composing vows for them brought tears to my eyes. When I felt that overwhelming emotion just contemplating it, I knew I had to proceed. This is the unequivocal and right decision—no ifs, ands, or buts.”

Williams recounted a pivotal moment at one of the girls’ birthday parties, where he realized their significance and the profound impact they had on his life. Emotionally, he continued, with tears streaming down his face and the girls by his side, “You truly embrace manhood when you have children… guiding, protecting, providing, disciplining, learning, and growing with them. For all these reasons, you’ve guided me to a better version of myself.” Sniffles from the wedding party underscored the emotional atmosphere.

Descending to his knees and clasping the hands of both Abigail and Natalie, he earnestly asked, “But I want to make it official and ask, can I adopt you?” The girls tearfully nodded, collapsing into Williams’ embrace.

In a subsequent interview with reporters, Williams shared the poignant memory of the birthday party, recalling, “I’ll never forget the way Abigail looked at me. It was priceless… Her face lighting up meant the world to me.”

He went on, “Myshella was genuinely surprised, but she was thrilled and grateful for my commitment. She expressed happiness that I feel this way for them and conveyed gratitude for having me in their lives.”

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