Kamiyah Mobley reunites with biological parents after she was abducted from Florida hospital at birth 18 years ago

Kamiyah Mobley, 18, posed for a selfie with her biological parents Shanara Mobley and Craig Aiken in an emotional family reunion on Saturday in South Carolina

A woman who was stolen at birth 18 years ago met her biological parents for the first time Saturday in an emotional reunion at a South Carolina police station.

Kamiyah Mobley, 18, spent 45 minutes with her birth parents Craig Aiken and Shanara Mobley at the Walterboro Police Department in the latest twist to a case that has stunned the nation.“I told her I was glad to see her and that I loved her,” Aiken told reporters afterward.

“The first meeting was beautiful. It’s a feeling that you can’t explain.” 

Kamiyah Mobley, now 18, was found living in South Carolina on Friday living under the name Alexis Manigo. Gloria Williams, 51, has been arrested for kidnapping the girl from Florida

Kamiyah Mobley was only eight hours old when a woman posing as a nurse snatched her from a Florida hospital in July 1998.

Mobley grew up in rural South Carolina as a young girl named Alexis Manigo. She had no way of knowing that the woman who raised her was in fact a kidnapped

But that woman, Gloria Williams, 51, was arrested Friday after the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children received a tip that it passed along to authorities.

Williams was charged with kidnapping and interference with custody. She could face up to life in prison if convicted.

An anguished Mobley rushed to a detention center in Walterboro to see Williams.

Separated by a mesh screen, Williams blew a kiss to the girl she raised as her own.

“I love you, Momma,” the sobbing teenager responded.