How did at-home prom affect carlee castillo's dad?

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KengaRu [80]3 years ago

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The at-home prom made Carlee's dad overwhelmed with joy as he got another chance to experience a daddy-daughter duo prom night.

Explanation:

On April 22, 2020, an article was published titled "Prom is canceled, so people are getting creative." The article shared about Castillo family, who organized an at-home prom for their daughter. Since because of lockdown and quarantine schools are shut and proms being canceled, the hope of teenagers were crushed as they plan for the prom night long back.

Carlee Castillo also planned the prom dress and everything but was upset with proms being canceled. So her mom organized a prom night at-home and her date was her father, Cris Castillo.

Cris shared that he had a daddy-daughter duo prom night when Carlee was in sixth grade and wished to have another opportunity to relive the daddy-daughter prom experience. He thanked his wife Sheila to bestow him with thiis experience by planning a daddy-daughter prom night. Cris was overwhelmed with joy.

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