A 39year-old Brazilian woman only identified as Adriana, went in search of her long-lost mother discovered she had married her own brother Leandro, 37.

Adriana and Leandro have been together for seven years and have a six-year-old daughter.

The couple, who refused to reveal their surnames, spent their lives trying to find their respective mothers, who were both called Maria, and had both abandoned their children when they were still babies.

But neither could have imagined that the women they had both been searching for could have been the same person.

Adriana, a cosmetics saleswoman, hadn't seen her estranged mother since she was aged one, leaving her to be raised by the her father.

Meanwhile, truck driver Leandro, who was brought up by his stepmother, knew his mother had also abandoned him in his hometown of Sao Paulo when he was eight years old.

While Leandro remained in the city, Adriana left their hometown to work as a housemaid, married for 15 years and had three children.

The pair met for the first time ten years ago after Adriana's marriage broke down and she returned to Sao Paulo.

They soon fell in love and moved in together.

Unable to give up the search for her mother, Adriana contacted a radio station in the city to ask for help.

This week the two were reunited live on air.

But at the end of the interview on Radio Globo's The Time Is Now programme, which specialises in finding lost relatives, the mother revealed she also had a son who didn't know her called Leandro.

Upon realising her husband is also her brother, an emotional Adriana said: "I don't believe that you're telling me this. Leandro is my husband."

She added: "Now I'm scared to go home and find out that Leandro doesn't want me anymore. I love him so much."

Adriana and Leandro, who never married legally, told Radio Globo that they would stay together, despite the bombshell that they are actually brother and sister.

Adriana said: "Only death is going to separate us. All this happened because God wanted it to happen.

"Of course it would have been different if we had known all this before, but we didn't and we fell in love.

"We thought it was funny that both our mothers had the same name, but it is a common name so we just thought it was a coincidence.

"At first we were really knocked by it all, but we had a family meeting and told everyone that we are going to stay husband and wife, whatever anyone might think.

"We have so many plans together. Nothing is going to break us up. Nothing."

The couple, who said they didn't blame their mother for leaving them, have spoken with her a number of times and plan to meet up soon.

Source- crazy news. Crazy news indeed.

The will of their GODS!
It was meant to be!
It is necessary for DNA tests before phocking and marrying these days o.
CHAI!!!

Yomieluv: Source- crazy news. Crazy news indeed.

Its actually on daily mail...So it isn't false news.

Why does this sound like a story from all those mexican/filipino telenovellas on Tv?