Convoluted way of saying former sister-in-law
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Her sister or sister in law?
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Neither. It's her brother's baby mama. That's why they butchered the title. Apparently the nephew lives with his father and stepmother.
Sister in law apparently. She has a child with Leavitt's brother but it looks like they aren't together anymore and the kid lives with the father. I don't think Karoline gives a shit about her.
I don't mean to be harsh, but apply some critical thinking or read the article.
- Why would they say "mother of her nephew" if it were her sister?
- Why would Karoline Leavitt's sister be a non-citizen?
- Do you really think her sister would be named Bruna Ferreira?
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Ok. Offering benefit of doubt that it might mean sister was stupid. My point is that it's a fucking weird way to say "sister-in-law" and leaves me suspicious that the framing of the article is dishonest at best.
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