Doting dad leaves heartwarming messages to his daughter on his doorbell Ring camera everyday

Doting dad leaves heartwarming messages to his daughter on his doorbell Ring camera after she told him she watches the security footage every day when homesick at college

  • Chemistry major Emily Brand tunes in to her family’s security camera feed almost daily while she’s away studying at college in Philadelphia
  • But when her dad Colin caught wind of his daughter’s tradition he went to extra mile to ease Emily’s homesickness
  • He now leaves her messages every time he leaves or returns to their family home in Whitehall, Pennsylvania
  • ‘Hey Em, I got nine dollars off at Rite Aid,’ Colin can be heard saying in one clip, proudly displaying his purchases towards the camera
  • Emily started collating her dad’s adorable daily updates and uploaded them in a compilation to video social media platform TikTok
  • The video has since been viewed more than 3 million times and received 758,000 likes 

A heart-warming video has gone viral online showing a doting father talking to his daughter every day through his ring camera, after she told him she watches the footage while she’s at college.

Chemistry major Emily Brand tunes in to her family’s security camera feed almost daily while she’s away studying at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, hoping to catch a glimpse of some familiar faces to feel closer to home.

But when her dad, Colin, caught wind of his daughter’s tradition, he went to extra mile to ease Emily’s homesickness and now leaves her messages every time he leaves or returns to their family home in Whitehall, Pennsylvania.

‘Hey Em, I got nine dollars off at Rite Aid,’ Colin can be heard saying in one clip, proudly displaying his purchases towards the camera.

Colin Brand

Chemistry major Emily Brand (left) tunes in to her family’s security camera feed almost daily while she’s away studying at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. But when her dad Colin (right) caught wind of his daughter’s tradition he went to extra mile to ease Emily’s homesickness

Emily started collating her dad’s adorable daily updates and uploaded them in a compilation video to social media platform TikTok, which has since been viewed more than 3 million times and received 758,000 likes.

Throughout the 60 second clip, Colin is heard saying ‘Hi Em … bye Em,’ in a varying degree of outfits during different times of the day, often asking her ‘how are you’ and ‘can’t wait to see you. I love you.’

‘Sorry, haven’t been able to read your text yet – I was driving,’ he tells her in another clip.

Amid the myriad of heart-warming messages, Colin also provides a number of comedic moments.

‘If I had to bet I’d say you’re probably pre-gaming right about now,’ he jests to the camera.

In a separate exchange, a wryly smiling Colin leans into the frame and says: ‘Your mom is wrong again,’ as her mother Kathleen can be heard bursting into laughter in the background.

Emily started collating her dad¿s adorable daily updates and uploaded them in a compilation to video social media platform TikTok, which has since been viewed more than 3 million times and received 758,000 likes

Colin

Emily started collating her dad’s adorable daily updates and uploaded them in a compilation to video social media platform TikTok, which has since been viewed more than 3 million times and received 758,000 likes

¿Hey Em, I got nine dollars off at Rite Aid,¿ Colin can be heard saying in one clip, proudly displaying his purchases towards the camera

‘Hey Em, I got nine dollars off at Rite Aid,’ Colin can be heard saying in one clip, proudly displaying his purchases towards the camera

Emily Brand has not yet returned a DailyMail.com request for an interview.

Online, viewers of Emily’s viral video have been gushing over Colin’s antics, with many insisting he should be nominated ‘Dad of the year’.

‘I’m not even joking for a good comment, I literally sat in the bathroom crying,’ wrote user Katyis1234. ‘I never had a dad in my life that’s been like this so it’s wholesome’.

User EmilyButBecky wrote: ‘My name is Emily and I will pretend this is my dad’.

‘You have to submit this to Ring,’ urged Tori Brooke. ‘This is their next big commercial’.