'We all found out that my grandparents secretly got divorced in 1978, never told anyone, but continued living together.”
to tell us what secrets their families kept from them until they were adults. Here are their most shocking stories:"I found out that my aunt and uncle were once step-siblings as teenagers, but a few years after their parents' divorce, they got together and have been with each other for over 35 years now. Only the aunts, uncles, and my nana know, but none of the children except me do.
"I tracked it down and found out who our real father is. He passed away when I was 10 in a house fire. I spoke with his mom, my biological grandmother, and she has been keeping a photo of us in her wallet this whole time and said she was hoping we would find each other. Our mother gave the photo to her when our biological dad passed. The weirdest part is that my twin , who never looked like anyone in our family, is our biological dad’s absolute doppelgänger.
"Shortly after, my daughter's dad and the stepmom wrote horrible letters to her and mailed them to my house in her name. When I saw the mail, I opened it, and I could not believe the things they wrote. The stepmother told my daughter she, a teenager, was abusive and causing problems in their marriage and that she was going to turn out to be a terrible person. I put that letter away and just gave it to her last year when she was 30.
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