After Jordan shared his story on the news, thousands have inquired about adopting the 9-year-old who just wants a home.
with viewers, but it was his earnest admission that his greatest wish was for a"mom and dad" that struck a chord with more than 5,000 people from all over the country.captured the brothers back in 2017 at Frontier City. At the time, the brothers were living in separate group homes. AdvertisementAlthough Jordan doesn't get to see his brother too much anymore, all he really wanted was to get adopted himself.The segment is meant to highlight kids who are looking to be adopted.
After his TV appearance, Oklahoma's Department of Human Services received an influx of inquiries into adopting Jordan.
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