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Rory Feek SUED By Daughters, 45 Days After Marriage

Just 45 days after tying the knot with Rebecca, musician Rory Feek is now embroiled in a highly public legal battle with his two elder daughters, Heidi and Hopie. The lawsuit, announced via social media, centers on grave concerns about the safety and well-being of Feek’s youngest daughter, Indiana, who has Down syndrome.

The wedding, which seemingly marked a new chapter of joy for Feek eight years after the passing of his wife Joey, notably lacked the presence of Heidi and Hopie. Their absence foreshadowed the bombshell announcement that followed, where the sisters revealed they are pursuing legal action against their father.

At the heart of their claims is the allegation that Indiana is not safe under Rory’s care. Heidi and Hopie assert that their contact with Indiana has been severed and that she has been placed with individuals connected to Homestead Heritage, an organization with a controversial history. They also criticized Feek for leaving Indiana with “unfamiliar family members” during his recent honeymoon.

The sisters’ concerns are amplified by past incidents, including an injury Indiana sustained while visiting a Homestead community. Their social media post declared, “We no longer believe Indiana is safe under our father’s care. He left Indiana with members of an organization known for its troubling history of child abuse.” Homestead Heritage, a farming-based Christian group, has faced numerous allegations of physical and sexual abuse over the years.

Beyond Indiana’s safety, Heidi and Hopie also opened up about their own childhood experiences, painting a troubling picture of neglect. Heidi recounted a severe leg injury where Rory allegedly refused to take her to the hospital, forcing her to endure pain for 24 hours and even attend a gig that night. Rory, in his memoir, offered a different perspective, citing financial strain and a nurse hotline consultation as reasons for his decisions.

Further shocking revelations from Heidi included an incident where she was reportedly beaten by one of Rory’s ex-girlfriends. The sisters claimed Rory continued his relationship with this individual for years, sometimes even using them to gain sympathy after breakups. These painful memories, they stated, fuel their fears for Indiana’s future.

A close family friend, Julie Zoldi, who was a steadfast companion to Joey during her battle with cancer, has also voiced her distress. Zoldi expressed her sadness over the family’s fractured state, emphasizing the vital role Heidi and Hopie played in Indiana’s life, especially after losing her mother. Zoldi also noted a shift in Rory since his involvement with Homestead Heritage, expressing surprise at her exclusion from the wedding and concern over the new faces surrounding him. She believes that if Joey were alive, the family would remain united.

As the legal battle unfolds, Rory Feek has yet to publicly address the accusations. Fans and loved ones are left to ponder the future of the Feek family, hoping for reconciliation amidst the deepening rift.

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