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A 55 12 months outdated man from Florida goes viral, after he married his 18 12 months outdated god daughter, that he is apparently recognized since she was a toddler.
Mike Haugabook married Deyjah Evans this weekend, in a non-public ceremony in Florida. Deyjah turned 18 final week. In Florida, the place the couple dwell, the authorized age for consent/maturity is eighteen.
Here is video of their wedding ceremony, and Deyjah explaining and defending their wedding ceremony and relationship:
Mike and Deyjah informed Fb that they are going to be “elevating” their 4 youngsters collectively. It is not clear how most of the kids are Deyjah’s (biologically), and whether or not any of them are biologically each Deyjah’s and Mike’s. Below Florida regulation, Deyjah was legally unable to consent to sexual relations with an grownup male till she turned 18.
Nevertheless it’s not simply the age distinction that has folks upset with Deyjah and Mike’s marriage. It is also the truth that Mike is her God-father, and seems to have recognized her since she was a toddler.
Deyjah’s mother went on Reside yesterday, and confirmed that the Florida 55 12 months outdated has recognized his new spouse since she was a toddler. And a picture (high picture above) started circulating on-line which purportedly reveals Mike and Deyjah embracing when she was a toddler.
Deyjah’s mother is NOT in assist of the wedding. Deyjah’s mother – who’s a recovering drug addict – claims that she slept with Mike prior to now, in change for a cellphone and a “couple of {dollars}.”
Pay attention:
We do know for sure that that Mike thought of Deyjah his God daughter 4 years in the past, when he posted concerning the then troubled teen working away from her adopted house.
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Many on social media are claiming that Mike could have “groomed” his now 18 12 months outdated god daughter. Up to now Mike has not defined the timing of their relationship, nor has he defined to his followers when the newlyweds relationship modified from paternal to romantic . . . .