Douglas Emhoff's Love Story: From Blind Date to Presidential Campaign

Douglas Emhoff shared a touching story of meeting his wife, Kamala Harris, on a blind date in 2013. Speaking at the Democratic National Convention, he described leaving her an awkward voicemail, which she plays every anniversary. Emhoff praised Harris's dedication to her family and highlighted her historical presidential nomination.

Douglas Emhoff took the stage at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday, recounting the heartfelt story of how he met his wife, Kamala Harris, on a blind date in 2013. Emhoff, a Los Angeles attorney, said he left a long and awkward voicemail for Harris, which she now plays every year on their anniversary.

Emhoff described their first conversation, which lasted an hour and was filled with laughter. He hailed Harris as a 'joyful warrior' and a loving stepmother to his two children. Despite her demanding career, Harris has always prioritized family, he noted.

As Harris prepares to accept the Democratic Party's presidential nomination on Thursday, Emhoff reflected on their decade-long marriage, emphasizing that Harris is the right leader for this pivotal moment in American history.

(With inputs from agencies.)