Not only did French woman Elizabeth Lorentz, 48, marry her 45
year old step son, Eric Holder, but her ex, who is Eric's father even
attended their wedding. Yes, you read right. Lol. Kolo people!
According to French daily Republicain-lorrain.fr , Elizabeth married
Eric on Saturday October 4th in the parish church in the small
village of Dabo in Alsace-Lorraine, north-east France, after
fighting for months with French authorities for the right to marry
him.
According to reports, Elizabeth met Eric's father in 1989, had a
child with him in 1997, married him 2003 and divorced him in
2006. All this while Eric was her stepson. Now he's her husband...
About her separation in 2006, Elizabeth told RL
"I was not expecting it, it was a shock. I was an adult so I
made do. But our daughter who was nine-years-old felt the
separation very badly. She cried every day. That's when Eric
was a great support for us and our relationship evolved.'
Speaking about the situation, Eric, who also has a daughter, said
he did his best to comfort his half-sister, who is now his step-
daughter,
'When my father left my mother, I felt abandoned. I knew how
she felt. So I had to be there for both of them'
Eric and Elizabeth soon began an affair that was frowned upon by
many. And when they decided to marry, French law, which
prohibits all unions between step children and step-parents - even
former ones, would not allow it.
The couple fought the law and finally obtained a right to marry
from a local court and the day they married, Eric's father, who now
supports the relationship attended.
"Eric's father, who is also my ex-husband agrees perfectly
our history. Our girls too. They have almost the same age
and consider themselves sisters. We never differentiate
between them. I simply hope that our story will be useful to
other couples in our situation, because I know there are
some' Elizabeth told the French newspaper...

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^i dey hear d smell sef Person don sh1t for church

Last time I checked, polygamy wasn't permitted in France. Consequently, the stepmother must have divorced the father to marry the son and in this case she is no longer his legal stepmother and therefore their child cannot be his sibling.

carefreewannabe:
Last time I checked, polygamy wasn't permitted in France. Consequently, the stepmother must have divorced the father to marry the son and in this case she is no longer his legal stepmother and therefore their child cannot be his sibling.

Either this is not CFW, or you didn't read this thoroughly.
The woman in question had a child with her new husbands father - her former husband.

Her new husband is now step-father to his own half- sister. And it's polygamy you are concerned with?


TV

TV01:

Either this is not CFW, or you didn't read this thoroughly.
The woman in question had a child with her new husbands father - her former husband.

Her new husband is now step-father to his own half- sister. And it's polygamy you are concerned with?


TV

I was too lazy to read it thoroughly.
Sorry.

The title is misleading.

Kolo people

na craze dey worry dem