A 40-year-old mother is set to marry her own son!

A 40-year-old mother is set to marry her own son< Already Six Months Pregnant with Sons child! The woman and her son claim to be in love with each other. And now they want to take their relationship to the next level and get married considering that the mother, Betty Mbereko (from Mwenezi in Masvingo) is now six months pregnant and expecting her son’s child and her grand child. - I Dont know what to say to this! source: Daily News Your Thoughts?

A 40-year-old mother is set to marry her own son< Already Six Months Pregnant with Sons child!

The woman and her son claim to be in love with each other. And now they want to take their relationship to the next level and get married considering that the mother,

The Lady Not named for legal reasons is now six months pregnant and expecting her son’s child and her grand child. -

I Dont know what to say to this!

source: Daily News

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