American Normand Tousignant Recognized by Guinness World Records as World’s Oldest First-Time Grandfather at Age 92

An American, Normand Tousignant, has been officially recognized by Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest first-time grandfather after meeting his newborn granddaughter at the age of 92 years and 24 days.
Tousignant, born on August 29, 1930, achieved the remarkable record milestone when his daughter gave birth to her first child, Madison, in Matthews, North Carolina. Having spent his life prioritising family moments, Tousignant expressed profound gratitude and joy over witnessing the continuation of his family lineage into his tenth decade.
“A consistent theme of my life has been to treasure moments with my parents... My dad being an older father, I was frequently reminded that we might not have extended time together. Seeing him hold his granddaughter for the first time was an unforgettable, precious milestone for our entire family.”
— Normand Tousignant’s daughter

Family members noted that despite his advanced years, Tousignant remains energetic and actively engaged, affectionately embracing his new role as a first-time grandfather.
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