And the claims wouldn't make sense for this tweet to support the original claim, which is that her father is also the biological father of the man she married. Sending a happy Father's Day to his father (or who is claimed to be his father), calling him father, would in fact be the opposite of that initial investigation. So which is supposed to be their father, her father or his father?
You provided links that purport having evidence yet provide no such evidence that she actually married her brother, only speculation based on ridiculous assumptions and claims. Anyone can say that the mentioned person "lived with his father", but how do you know that the person we ho said that actually knew he was his father? My mother and uncle have lived together since my mom and dad divorced. There were likely many people who thought my uncle was my siblings' father while they were going to school simply because other living situations are out of the norm and the norm is a lot of people's default assumption. If you asked many classmates of my siblings I bet they we would state they lived with their parents rather than their mother and uncle.
