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Yes, the example sentence is grammatically correct, even with "is is", and yes it has the meaning you reduce it to.

The subject is, "What I think the purpose of life is". This is a noun phrase. The main verb is "is". The subject complement is "to live happily with our loved ones".

Here's some more examples with video clips:

The only thing there is is cognition

What it is is the National Park Service is providing staff...

And why that is is still a mystery

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