It looks like a myth, a beautiful, instructive, but unreal story. Think about it, a boy born without legs and arms is a world famous motivational speaker by the age of 31, happy husband and father. Nick Vujicic traveled half the world. He performed at the stadium, and 110 thousand people listened to him. Is it possible?
Happens. If you perform a small feat every day. We will tell you about 12 exploits of Nick Vujicic, thanks to which one can read in his sincere smile: “I am happy.”
Birth
One of the best ways To get rid of the pain of the past is to replace it with gratitude.
December 4, 1982. Duska Vujicic is giving birth. The first child is about to be born. The husband, Boris Vujicic, is present at the birth.
A shoulder appeared. Boris turned pale and left the family room. After some time, a doctor approached him.
“Doctor, my son doesn’t have an arm?” – asked Boris. "No. Your son has neither arms nor legs,” the doctor answered.
Nicholas's parents (as the newborn was named) knew nothing about Tetra-Amelia syndrome. They didn't know how to handle a baby without arms and legs. The mother did not put her son to her breast for 4 months.
Gradually, Nick’s parents got used to accepting and loving their son for who he is.
Childhood
Failure is the path to mastery.
Ham. That's what Nick nicknamed the only limb on his body. A resemblance to a foot with two fused toes, subsequently separated surgically.
But Nick thinks that his “ham” is not so bad. He learned to use it to write, type (43 words per minute), drive an electric wheelchair, and push off on a skateboard.
Not everything worked out right away. But when the time came, Nick went to a regular school, along with his healthy peers.
Despair
When you feel like giving up on your dream, force yourself to work one more day, one more week, one more month, and one more year. You will be amazed at what will happen if you don't give up.
“You don’t know how to do anything!”, “We don’t want to be friends with you!”, “You’re nobody!” – Nick heard these words every day at school.
The focus shifted: he was no longer proud of what he had learned; he's fixated on something he can never do. Hug your wife, hold your child...
One day Nick asked his mother to take him to the bathroom. Driven by the thought “Why me?” the boy tried to drown himself.
“They didn’t deserve this” - 10-year-old Nick realized that he could not do this to his parents, who loved him very much. Suicide is dishonest. Unfair towards loved ones.
Self-identification
Other people's words and actions cannot define your personality.
"What happened to you?!" – until Nick became world famous, this was the most frequently asked question to him.
Seeing a man without arms and legs, people cannot hide their shock. Sidelong glances, whispers behind his back, grins - Nick responds to everything with a smile. “It’s all because of cigarettes,” he says to those who are especially impressionable. And he makes fun of the children: “I just didn’t clean my room...”.
Humor
Laugh as much as possible. There are days in the life of any person when troubles and hardships pour in as if from a cornucopia. Don't curse trials. Be grateful to life for giving you the opportunity to learn and develop. A sense of humor will help with this.
Nick is a big joker. There are no arms or legs - life has played a trick on him, so why not laugh at it?
One day, Nick dressed up as a pilot and, with the permission of the airline, greeted passengers at the gate with the words: “Today we are experiencing new technology control the plane... and I am your pilot."
People who personally know Nick Vucic say that he has an excellent sense of humor. And this quality, as we know, excludes self-pity.
Talent
If you are deeply unhappy, then you are not living your life. Your talents are being misused.
Nick Vujicic has two higher educations: accounting and financial planning. He is a successful motivational speaker and businessman. But his main talent is the ability to persuade. Including through art.
Nick’s first book is called “Life Without Limits: Inspiration for an Absurdly Good Life” (translated into 30 languages, published in Russian in 2012). In 2009, he played the main role in the short film “Butterfly Circus” (IMDb rating – 8.10). A story about finding the meaning of life.
Sport
It is impossible to argue with the fact that madness is genius: anyone who is willing to take risks appears in the eyes of others as either a madman or a genius.
“Crazy” - many people think when they watch Nick looking for a wave while surfing or jumping with a parachute.
“I realized that physical dissimilarity limits me only to the extent that I limit myself,” Vujicic once admitted and did not limit himself in anything.
Nick plays football, tennis, and swims well.
Motivation
Think of your attitude towards the world as a remote control. If you don't like the program you're watching, you simply grab the remote control and switch the TV to another program. It's the same with your attitude to life: when you're unhappy with the result, change your approach, no matter what problem you're facing.
At the age of 19, Nick was asked to speak to students at the university where he studied (Griffith University). Nicholas agreed: he came out and briefly told about himself. Many people in the audience cried, and one girl got up on stage and hugged him.
The young man understood that oratory was his calling.
Nick Vujicic traveled to 45 countries, met with 7 presidents, and spoke in front of thousands of spectators. Every day he receives dozens of requests for interviews and invitations to give a speech. Why do people want to listen to him?
Because his speeches do not boil down to the banal: “Are you having problems? Look at me – no arms, no legs, that’s who has problems!”
Nick understands that suffering cannot be compared, everyone has their own pain, and does not try to cheer people up, saying, “compared to me, everything is not so bad for you.” He just talks to them.
Embrace
I don’t have hands, and when you hug, you press right into their hearts. It's amazing!
Nick admits that since he was born without arms, he never missed them. The only thing he lacks is a handshake. He cannot shake hands with anyone.
But he found a way out. Nick hugs people... with his heart. Once Vujicic even organized a marathon of hugs - 1,749 people hugged with their hearts per day.
Love
If you are open to love, love will come. If you surround your heart with a wall, there will be no love.
They met on April 11, 2010. The beautiful Kanae Miyahara has a boyfriend, Nick has no arms or legs. It's not love at first sight. It's just love. Real, deep.
On February 12, 2012, Nick and Kanae got married. Everything is as it should be: a white dress, a tuxedo and a honeymoon in Hawaii.
Family
It is impossible to live life to the fullest if every decision you make is driven by fear. Fear will keep you from moving forward and prevent you from becoming what you want. But this is just a mood, a feeling. Fear is not real!
Tetra-Amelia syndrome is hereditary. Nick wasn't afraid.
Hope
Everything good in life begins with hope.
Nick Vujicic is a man without arms and legs. Nick Vujicic is a man who believes in miracles. There is a pair of boots in his linen closet. So... just in case. After all, in life there is always room for something more.
Truly one of the most amazing personalities modern society you can name the Australian Nicholas James Vujicic. Deprived of arms and legs, he leads active image life, writes books and reads sermons that help thousands of people accept their shortcomings, together with his wife he raises his own and adopted children and is sincerely happy.
Some admire Nick Vujicic, others are indignant about his public display social activities. But it is definitely impossible to remain indifferent to his extraordinary biography.
Birth and illness
December 4, 1982, Melbourne. The long-awaited first-born has appeared in the Vujicic family of Serbian emigrants - nurse Dushka and pastor Boris. The anticipation of joy from the expected event gave way to shock and stupor. The new parents, and the entire hospital staff, were confused by what they saw - the baby was born without arms and legs, although during the pregnancy the ultrasound did not show any deviations from the norm. 
Pity and fear - a mixture of exactly these feelings was experienced by parents in the first months of their son’s life. A sea of shed tears and endless questions tormented them day and night for several months, until one day they made a decision - to live, just live, not look into the distant future, solve the assigned tasks in small steps and rejoice in what fate has given their family.
early years
Nicholas grew up in a devout family. Every morning and evening for him was marked by prayer to the Almighty. It’s not difficult to guess what a little boy could ask for in his situation.When a child regularly asks for something, in the depths of his soul he hopes to receive it equally or later. But, alas, arms and legs will not grow from prayers. Faith was gradually replaced by oppressive disappointment, which over time grew into severe depression.
At the age of 10, the one whom millions of healthy, prosperous people will want to imitate in the future firmly decides to commit suicide... Then Nick was saved from a terrible step by love, yes, yes, it was precisely this notorious feeling. Lying in a bathtub filled to the brim with water, he saw his parents bending over his grave as if in reality. There was love in their eyes, mixed with pain from loss.
Refusing suicide did not save the teenager from suffering, but it instilled in him the realization that even with congenital tetra-amelia syndrome, one can live a full life. Nick began to intensively train his only limb - a tiny semblance of a foot.
At first, Nick attended a specialized school for the disabled, but when the law on disabled people changed in Australia in the early 90s, he insisted on going to a regular school on the same basis as ordinary children. Needless to say, cruel children bullied and hated their peers, who were so different from them. Nick found solace in weekly Sunday trips to church school.
How Nick Vujicic lives
Later, Brisbane's Griffin University will gladly accept a guy who has already matured and gained worldly wisdom into the ranks of its students. During this time, Nick underwent surgery and received the semblance of fingers on the appendage he had in place of his left leg. Thanks to his fortitude, he learned to use them to work on a computer, fish, play football, surf and skateboard, take care of himself in everyday life, and even move around.
The way forward
Nick Vujicic received two higher educations - he has a bachelor's degree in finance and accounting. However, this high merit did not give him personal respite: Nick, seemingly fragile and helpless, continued to improve himself. 
In the end, Nick Vujicic found his purpose in life. If earlier he was sure that God had deprived him of his mercy, then later the awareness of the significance of his own illness elevated him above the rest. It was thanks to his external inferiority that he was able to show contrasting strength and fortitude.
Nick Vujicic in "Let Them Talk"
Since 1999, he has been conducting preaching activities, which today represent unprecedented work in terms of geographical breadth and power of psychological impact.
As Nick himself claims, hundreds of thousands of roads are open to him, and the world is filled with people, and each of them has their own difficulties. He, as a messenger of goodwill, has something to tell them.
Schools, universities, prisons, orphanages, churches - this is where Vujicic began his work, which he now succinctly defines as “motivational speaking.” The disabled person gained universal fame through his participation in talk shows and programs, and the organization of motivational meetings. At one of the first rallies, people lined up to hug the man who had helped them so much. Subsequently, this grew into a pleasant tradition.
“Butterfly Circus,” a 2009 short film starring our hero, gained well-deserved fame and received a $100 thousand award as part of the Dorpost Film Project charity project. In a couple of years, Nick will write and perform the song “Something More,” followed by a video adaptation, in the middle of which the author will make a personal confession.
“Butterfly Circus”: a film with Nick Vujicic (2009)
In 2010, Nick Vujicic’s first and most famous book, “Life without Borders: The Path to Amazing Life,” was published. happy life" On its pages, Nick spoke frankly about his life, hardships and difficulties and his experience of overcoming them. The book became a bestseller and forced hundreds of thousands of readers to reconsider their attitude towards life and become happy.
The following works were devoted to the same theme: “Unstoppable”, “Be Strong”, “Love Without Borders”, “Boundlessness”. Translated into several languages of the world, they are not just psychological reading material, they allow you to see solutions even through the prism of deep despair.
Nick Vujicic has a charitable foundation that has launched a campaign on a global scale. For his significant contribution to the development of humanity, he was awarded many awards - from his native Australia (“Young Australian of the Year”) to Russia (“Golden Diploma”).
Personal life of Nick Vujicic. Family and Children
It may seem that if a person can come to terms with such serious physical disabilities, then others will never accept them. But the most a famous person lives without arms and legs more than full life. He has a beautiful wife and absolutely healthy children.For people born without limbs, there was only one way - to the circus.
Now this is not the case, but despite new technological opportunities - life such people are extremely difficult. What is especially offensive is that absolutely healthy people are ruining their lives without feeling what a blessing it is to be born full-fledged.
The name of this genetic disorder syndrome comes from the Greek "tetra", meaning "four", and "amelia" (accent on the penultimate syllable), meaning "absence of a limb".
My parents knew even before I was born that I would not have three limbs. They gave me life. It’s just a miracle that the Lord allowed me to pass on this gift further,” says 24-year-old Melek from Denmark.
She has no legs and right hand, but she gave birth and is now raising a son.
“Mehmet goes to work, and I take care of my son and cook. The only thing I can’t do myself is wash Seimi - it’s hard to keep him.”
She met her future husband Mehmet in the company of friends.
“I had a lot of girls,” says Mehmet. “But I didn’t love anyone as much as Melek.” Many people advised me to leave her, but I am ready to kill for such words.
Wendy was born without arms and legs due to the medications her mother took during her pregnancy.
She went to a regular school where she wrote with her mouth. First a true friend She got it at the age of 13.
She learned to drive a car with a control panel modified especially for her.
Wendy is a 31-year-old woman from Los Angeles who lives with her husband Anthony and their two children. The eldest son, Kaylin, is 6 years old, and the youngest son, Jeremy, is 8 months old.
All her life, Wendy knew that her disability would not stand in the way of her dreams.
Wendy uses her shoulder and lower torso to move. She also has an electric wheelchair with a joystick control at shoulder level.
Little Peruvian Jovana Yumbo Ruiz was born with a rare syndrome - tetra-amelia, i.e. without limbs.
Her parents live in a small, poor village in the Peruvian hinterland.
But, thanks to the fact that her story was shown on television, doctors in the capital became interested in her case, and now the girl is in the medical adaptation center in Lima.
Despite her illness, the girl remains cheerful and the smile never leaves her face. She presses a pencil with her cheek to her shoulder and draws, eats with a spoon, and knows how to take toys with her mouth. The girl has developed amazing flexibility in her back and neck; she can move quite quickly and deftly across the floor.
Dr. Luis Rubio intends to perform an operation to implant a bionic arm into the girl, which could be controlled by transmitting signals from the pectoral muscles.
Even healthy children are not always able to master a musical instrument. 14-year-old girl Veronica Lazareva, who was born without arms and legs, succeeded in a short time.
She independently turns on the instrument and sings in a clear and gentle voice, accompanying herself.
On Veronica's desk there is a solfeggio notebook with carefully written notes. The young singer writes, holding a pen in her mouth.
“Chelninskiye Izvestia” talked about this courageous girl many times. Veronica lived in the Children's Home and once under New Year wrote a letter to Santa Claus that she really wanted to live in a family where she would be loved. And a miracle happened!
Having accidentally seen a photograph of Veronica in our newspaper, her mother Tatyana Lazareva, who by this time had married for the second time and gave birth to a son, immediately recognized her daughter in the girl. She left Veronica in the maternity hospital on the advice of doctors who were sure that the child would not survive. She went to the Children's Home to hug her and never let her go.
Rosemary was born with severe genetic disease: hypoplasia.
The girl's legs were severely deformed and insensitive, her feet were pointing different sides. Rose's legs could have gotten tangled somewhere and she could have cut them and burned them. When Rose was two years old, her mother decided to amputate the girl's legs. So Rose, the half-girl, began a relatively normal life.
“Imagine Barbie whose legs were torn off. This will be me. Almost normal, only a little shorter - missing 4 vertebrae.
My parents accepted the right decision- I can't imagine my life in wheelchair. There were pros and cons.
I'm glad my legs were cut off. In general, it’s easier for me to walk on my hands - it’s almost like walking on my feet.”
At school they tried to force her to walk on artificial legs, a time she remembers with a shudder.
She moves on her hands and on a skateboard.
“School was a nightmare. They wanted to fit everyone to the same standard and appearance and forced me to walk on false legs. Terrible.
In 9th grade, my patience ran out and I decided to be myself. I rode a skateboard to school, climbed onto a chair, and all the students stared at me. I was terribly proud that I dared.
Rosemary met her future husband, Dave Siggins, at work. Dave worked in a parts store, Rose worked in a car repair shop. At first they talked on the phone for a long time, joked, even flirted.
Rose really liked him and they became friends. Dave was more than just a friend to her, but she couldn't take the first step on her own. And Dave took the first step. Not just a first step, but an offer on state television.
Nicholas Vujicic was born in Melbourne, Australia, into a family of Serbian emigrants. Mother is a nurse. Father is a pastor.
At first, the mother could not bring herself to take her son in her arms. “I had no idea how I would take the child home, what to do with him, how to take care of him,” recalls Duska Vujicic.
Nick has a semblance of a foot instead of a left leg. Thanks to this, the boy learned to walk, swim, skateboard, play on the computer and write. The parents managed to get their son into a regular school.
At the age of eight, Nicholas decided to drown himself in the bathtub. He asked his mother to take him there.
“I turned my face into the water, but it was very difficult to hold on. Nothing worked.
Now he has learned to swim!
At nineteen, Nick studied financial planning at university.
He wrote a book about his life while typing 43 words per minute on a computer. In between work trips, he fishes, plays golf and surfs.
“I don’t always get up in the morning with a smile on my face. Sometimes my back hurts,” says Nick, “But because there is great strength in my principles, I continue to take small steps forward, baby steps.”
Ten months a year he is on the road, two months at home. He traveled to more than two dozen countries, more than three million people heard him - in schools, nursing homes, and prisons.
It happens that Nick speaks in stadiums with thousands of seats. He performs about 250 times a year.
Nick receives about three hundred offers for new performances a week. He became a professional speaker.
“Last year I met people who had a son without arms and legs. The doctors said: “He will be a plant for the rest of his life. He won’t be able to walk, study, won’t be able to do anything.” And suddenly they found out about me and met me in person - another person like him. And they had hope."
“It happens in life that you fall, and it seems you have no strength to get up. You wonder then if you have hope... I have neither arms nor legs! It seems that even if I try to get up a hundred times, I won’t be able to. But after another defeat, I don’t give up hope. I will try again and again. I want you to know that failure is not the end. What matters is how you finish. Are you going to finish strong? Then you will find the strength to rise up - in this way.”
He leans his forehead, then helps himself with his shoulders and stands up.
The women in the audience begin to cry.
Faith is an upright walking dog.
The dog was born without front legs, but learned to walk perfectly on its hind legs - like a human.
Faith now visits orphanages and hospitals to inspire people without limbs.
Nick only had the semblance of a foot instead of a left leg. Thanks to this, the boy learned to walk, swim, skateboard, play on the computer and write. The parents managed to get their son into a regular school. Nick became the first disabled child in a regular Australian school.
At the age of eight, Nicholas decided to commit suicide. He asked his mother to take him to the bath. “I turned my face into the water, but it was very difficult to hold on. Nothing worked. During this time, I imagined a picture of my funeral - here my dad and mom are standing... And then I realized that I couldn’t kill myself. All I saw from my parents was love for me.”
Nick never tried to commit suicide again, but he kept thinking why he should live. He won't be able to work, he won't be able to hold his fiancée's hand, he won't be able to hold his child when he cries. One day, Nick’s mother read an article about a seriously ill man who inspired others to live. “Then I realized I am not just a man without arms and legs. I am God's creation. And it doesn't matter what people think."
At nineteen, Nick studied financial planning at university. One day he was asked to speak to students. Seven minutes were allotted for the speech. Within three minutes the girls in the hall were crying. One of them could not stop sobbing, she raised her hand and asked: “Can I come up on stage and hug you?” The girl approached Nick and began to cry on his shoulder. She said: “No one ever told me they loved me, no one ever told me I was beautiful just the way I am. My life changed today."
At his performances, he often says, “Sometimes you can fall like this,” and falls face first into the table he was standing on. Nick continues:
“It happens in life that you fall, and it seems you have no strength to get up. You wonder then if you have hope... I have neither arms nor legs! It seems that even if I try to get up a hundred times, I won’t be able to. But after another defeat, I don’t give up hope. I will try again and again. I want you to know that failure is not the end. What matters is how you finish. Are you going to finish strong? Then you will find the strength to rise up - in this way.”
He leans his forehead, then helps himself with his shoulders and stands up.
The women in the audience begin to cry.
Ten months a year he is on the road, two months at home. He traveled to more than two dozen countries, more than three million people heard him - in schools, nursing homes, and prisons. It happens that Nick speaks in stadiums with thousands of seats. He performs about 250 times a year. Nick receives about three hundred offers for new performances a week. He became a professional speaker.
Nicholas James (Nick) Vujicic is an Australian motivational speaker, philanthropist, writer and singer. Nick was born with a rare hereditary disease and is missing all four limbs. He learned to live with this disability and began helping children and youth with disabilities.
Probably everyone has an acquaintance who considers himself left out, and his life a failure due to the fact that he did not grow tall or has more than modest external data. Such people often withdraw into themselves and, indeed, are of no interest to anyone. And they blame anyone for this, but not themselves.
The story of Nick Vujicic is amazing: it is the story of a young, handsome, cheerful man who was born without both arms and without both legs. Now he is successful and famous. He is a happy husband beautiful woman and father of two sons.
His life changed from the moment he realized that he could and should help other people. He became one of the best Christian preachers.
"He is beautiful"
Nick Vujicic was born in 1982 in Brisbane (Australia) into a family of Serbian emigrants - nurse Dushka Vujicic and pastor Boris Vujicic. The mother's pregnancy proceeded normally, the father was present at the birth. Noticing that the child who appeared did not have a hand, he went out in excitement. Later, the doctor who delivered the baby told him that the baby was missing both arms and legs and only had a part of the foot with two toes (with the help of which the child would later learn to walk, write, and even swim). It turned out that the child has a rare disease - Tetra-Amelia syndrome. One of its symptoms is the absence of limbs. In those years, little was known about this disease, and children with this syndrome very often died without being born.
The father returned to the mother and, when asked what was wrong with the child, replied: “He is beautiful.”
Nick was courageous, wise and loving parents. They were true Christians, so they perceived the birth of an unusual child as a test of their faith. They did not try to limit the child's activities by treating him as a disabled person. On the contrary, they encouraged him, convincing him that he could do a lot on his own. “You have no idea what you can achieve until you try,” they told him.
Nick could ask his parents for help or younger brother or his sister, but he preferred to learn everything himself. With the help of special devices, he learned to take care of himself: take a shower, wash his hair, brush his teeth, work on the computer, swim. (Currently, 32-year-old Nick Vujicic surfs, skydives, fishes, golfs, ski jumps and dives.)
Often we ourselves are unaware of our abilities, he believes.
Own way
Nick's parents insisted that he attend a regular school rather than a school for disabled children. The child was very worried when he realized that he was not like everyone else. He had to endure ridicule from stupid peers, loneliness, and... He thought: why did God, who loves everyone, allow him to be born like this, why does he not answer his pleas to give him arms and legs? At times he was haunted by thoughts of suicide: at the age of eight, he wanted to choke on water in the bath, but his love for his parents stopped him. He knew how much they loved him, and he didn't want them to be tormented by guilt.
He no longer thought about death - he began to be occupied with thoughts of why he was born, what it was like for him. The answer was a story read to him by his mother, about a man with a serious illness who not only did not fall into despair, but also provided spiritual support to people in need.
He came to understand that God does not make mistakes - he sends trials so that people who endure them with honor fill the lives of other people with faith, hope and love.
“No one can know what God’s plans are for us,” says Nick.
He was 15 years old when he trusted God and began to help those in need: at school he became a headman and a member of the student council for charity and helping the disabled.
Motivational speaker
At the age of 19, he was invited to speak to students. Within a few minutes of his speech, half the audience was crying. And an excited girl came up on stage, hugged him and said that thanks to him, her life would change from now on. “No one has ever told me that they love me for who I am. You saved my life,” she said. And this further strengthened Nick in the consciousness that he correctly understood his purpose: to help people find joy in life and faith in themselves. “I found the purpose of my existence,” he said.
Nick Vujicic founded the non-profit organization Life without Limbs and became a professional speaker. Of course, he also understood the importance of higher education. And he even received two of them - in the specialties “accounting” and “financial planning”.
In 2005 he was nominated for the prestigious Young Australian of the Year Award. This award in Australia is given for great service to society. And in 2009 he starred in the film The Butterfly Circus, where he talked about the fate of a man without limbs.
Everything good in life begins with hope.
Nick has visited 45 countries around the world, speaking to a wide variety of audiences: students, businessmen, church meetings, etc. 110 thousand people came to his speech in India. In total, he had more than 3 thousand performances.
One day, after a performance in Singapore, a respectable man who turned out to be a successful banker approached him. And he asked Nick for help. His wealth could not protect him from moral suffering.
Nick Vujicic is often invited to interviews to tell his story. He is asked the question: “How can you smile and enjoy life?” But after talking with Nick, people understand that he lives a fuller and more varied life than many of them.
He says that you need to be able to look beyond personal circumstances, and consider obstacles and failures as an opportunity for personal growth. “And the feeling of guilt should not paralyze you,” he says.
Thanks to Nick, many children were born, whose parents, after examination, were strongly advised by doctors to get rid of the unborn disabled child. These parents watched a video of Nick (the famous motivational video No arms, no legs, no worries) talking about what a wonderful life he had, which could have been deprived of him if doctors had found out about his disability earlier.
Nick Vujicic is not a bore, he is an interesting and sincere conversationalist, possessing... He loves jokes and all kinds of practical jokes.
Books by Nick Vujicic
He writes books by typing with two toes on a computer at approximately 43 words per minute. The first of them is “Life without borders. The path to an amazingly happy life” was published in 2010 (in 2012 the book was translated into Russian) and immediately became a bestseller.
- “Unstoppable. The incredible power of faith in action" (2013),
- "Stay strong. You can overcome violence (and everything that prevents you from living)" (2014),
- "Love without borders. Way to awesome strong love"(2015).
Love
In 2012, Nick married beautiful girl from the Philippines Kanae Miahare. In the spring of 2010, they were introduced by mutual friends. Sometimes the girl is accused of self-interest, but then she had no idea about Nick’s wealth. And in general, at that time she was already dating a young man. As Nick later said, before that he looked into the souls of people, and now she looked into his soul.
Nick Vujicic with his wife Kanae Miyahara
“I can’t hold his hand,” Kanae says. “But I can hug him.” “I can't touch my wife's hand, but I can touch her heart,” Nick said. After all, any person, even with a perfect appearance, first of all needs love, protection and support.
Contrary to idle speculation that their marriage would not last even six months, a year after the wedding the couple had their first child, Kiyoshi James Vujicic, and in August 2015, their second son, Dejan Levi Vujicic. Their children are completely healthy. Nick Vujicic currently lives in California with his family.
