The so-called "luckiest man", Briton Adam Lyons (Adam Lyons) lost his title when one of his women left the love trio. The Swedish family has existed for more than five years, raising four children in a friendly circle. Recently, Brooke Shedd, who lived with Adam even before the polygamous relationship, announced that she was leaving this unusual union. Find out why she made such a decision from our material.From a trio to a duet: the sensational love triad broke up due to the departure of one of the womenBrooke Shedd has announced that she recently broke up with Adam after eight years of a relationship. She broke up with Jane Shalakhova last year after 5.5 years of living together in a polygamous family.
From a trio to a duet: the sensational love triad broke up due to the departure of one of the womenA Swedish family lived in Austin, Texas, and raised four children (one child remained with Brooke from a previous marriage). The unusual love union seemed to be viable: three parents raised the kids and taught them at home.From a trio to a duet: the sensational love triad broke up due to the departure of one of the womenBut the statement "the three of us are better than the two of us" did not last long. Recently, Brooke wrote on her Instagram page that the love trio had broken up. The woman says that they had a wonderful time together, but the time has come to finish this chapter in the book of life. She does not name the reasons why she broke up with Adam, only indicates that it's time for them to move in different directions in order to become happier and healthier in personal terms.Brooke calls Adam a wonderful father, a wonderful man and a good friend. For her, their relationship remained a warm memory and a magical time spent together. Subscribers supported the former participant of the love triad and wished her a bright start to a new stage of life. Adam's reasoning on this matter remains unknown for the time being.
From a trio to a duet: the sensational love triad broke up due to the departure of one of the womenWe often hear about polygamy, and polyandry is much less common. A resident of Florida proves that not only men, but also women can own a small harem. She lives with three men under the same roof, and goes on dates with a fourth.