Vili Fualaau has expanded his family.
The 39-year-old, who was recently married to the late convicted youngster rapist Mary Kay Letourneau, has invited his third baby, a daughter named Sophia.
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Fualaau has two daughters, Audrey, 25, and Georgia, 24, with Letourneau. Georgia announced the insight about baby Sophia’s arrival on a private Instagram, which was seen by Individuals, sharing a photograph of her with the newborn in the hospital. “Howdy Sophia, I’m your big sister! You’re so beautiful, I can’t wait to watch you develop.
I’ll be here close by come what may ! I love you 💕,” she captioned the photograph.
Letourneau, who died in July 2020 of stage 4 cancer at 58, was a 6th grade teacher in 1996 when she began sexually abusing Fualaau.
Ultimately, she was condemned to over seven years in prison for kid rape. She two times became pregnant with Fualaau’s kids before he was 15, despite court requests to keep them apart.
When she was released from prison, Fualaau was an adult — and he petitioned the court to allow them to see each other.
A restraining request against Letourneau was dropped, yet Letourneau remained a registered sex offender in Washington state until her death.
The couple married in 2005, despite the criminal history of their relationship. Notwithstanding, Letourneau and Fualaau split in 2017 after Fualaau petitioned for legal separation.
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As the split continued, Letourneau and Fualaau actually lived respectively and were occasionally seen out in the Seattle area. They both remained active in the existences of their two daughters.
Despite the separation, Fualaau was close by when she died, and she passed on quite a bit of her estate to him in her will.
In a joint statement after Letourneau’s death, the Fualaaus and Letourneaus said they were “profoundly saddened” about her death.
They added that Letourneau died “peacefully” after a six-month health battle.
In September 2020, Fualaau appeared on The Dr. Oz Show, where he shared what he would do in the event that he were attracted to a minor.
“I’d probably proceed to look for some assistance,” Fualaau said. “I was unable to take a gander at a 13-year-old and be attracted to that because it’s only not in my brain.
Nothing I’m attracted to. I mean, we as a whole have our inclinations, and that’s simply not something that I would go towards.”
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