Just be careful.
Nothing may come of it. Or it may take years before he comes around for phase two.
Expecting it to develop in days or weeks may not only be unrealistic but you may also put yourself at risk of harm, if he's not ready. I just don't want anybody to get hurt.
I don't know you or your ******, but my parents died of old age, many of my relatives died of Covid overseas, without any of them getting any opportunity to learn about my sexuality.
There are differences, of course, between you and I. I'm not a very outgoing person, who has had to hide my bisexuality, simply because the culture won't accept it, and parents, siblings would not only be devastated, ashamed, in denial, but also the society condemns gays/bisexuals. So I maintain my denial. Both for relatives state of mind but also my safety.
Your *** will be from another culture and another era to yours. He will not only have to learn to live with it, but learn that he can live with it. Then he may be able to embrace his long lost ******** for who she is. Acceptance may come soon, later, or never. But he clearly still has feelings for his ********. He just may not know how to deal with it yet. It may be all too strange for him.
Take care of yourself! Love yourself too! But be prepared to leave them to their pace to catch up. And live your best life in the meantime.