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| PICTURE: Instagram/@andreaandlewis
Irish-US TikTok stars have gone viral for promoting the Irish language in an adorable video.
Lewis Kelly and Andrea Camila have 7.3 million followers on their TikTok account and the pair have gained the love of their followers by sharing their life together.
Lewis is originally from Dublin and Andrea is originally from Puerto Rico and the pair tied the knot in 2023.
Andrea surprised Lewis with learning cúpla focal and fans have reacted to the sweet guesture as well as the importance of keeping the Irish language alive.
Andrea did her makeup routine as gaeilge as a surprise as it is leading up to St Patrick's Day and Lewis was shocked throughout, repeating "what is happening."
@andreaandlewis he was so confused #andreaandlewis #irish #ireland ♬ original sound - Andrea & Lewis
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