A lesbian couple who have an uncanny resemblance have revealed they may actually be half-sisters, but they’re still considering staying together even if they’re related.
Carley Gonschior and Mercedes Stewart, from Canada, have been dating for the past two years and run the OnlyFans account @notyouraveragesister. They shared their shocking discovery on TikTok, claiming they might have the same father.
‘When u find out 2 years into dating that ur moms both slept with the same guy,’ they wrote in the on-screen text of the now-viral video, which has been viewed more than 6.9 million times
Should we take a DNA test?’ they asked in the caption.
TikTok after claiming they may be half-sisters
Related Posts
Verne Troyer tried changing stereotypes of ‘little people’ in Hollywood: Inside his last years
Being different, in one way or another, should be something to embrace, because it is the differences that make this world a beautifully diverse place. Sadly, this…
Christina Applegate shares raw update from hospital after kidney infection
Always charming Christina Applegate shared her recent health struggle, explaining she was admitted to the hospital with severe kidney infection that started with one of her kidneys…
My Daughter Shut Me Out — Then Returned Asking for Help
When my daughter Emily told me not to visit her family anymore, it broke something inside me. Her words were harsh — that I didn’t “fit” into…
Meaning behind Sharon Osbourne’s heartbreaking gesture to Ozzy as she pays tribute during his procession
Fans of Black Sabbath have been expressing their sorrow after seeing a distraught Sharon Osbourne honoring her late husband, Ozzy. On Wednesday, July 30, Sharon’s three children—Jack,…
Five Friends Lost in Texas Crash: Remembering Their Lives and the Ongoing Investigation
Dallas Friends Lost in Tragic Birthday Trip Crash On July 25, 2025, five lifelong friends from Dallas — Thalia Salinas, Brianna Valadez, Ruby Cruz, Desiree Cervantez, and…
Spot the Animal: What It Says About Your Inner Weakness
A striking image making the rounds on social media claims to reveal your biggest personality flaw—based on the first animal you see. At first glance, the illustration…