Media reports have revealed that the world's only "married to-each-other" female threesome from Massachusetts, USA is expecting their first baby.
According to a UK publication, the trio Brynn, Doll and Kitten Young, who had walked down the aisle in August 2013, have decided increase their family through in vitro fertilization, New York Daily News reported.
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The youngest member of the group, Kitten, 27, who is expecting a baby girl due in July, said that they decided for her to carry the babies as she wanted to be a full-time mom, and eventually hopes to have three children.
Though same-sex marriage is legal in Massachusetts but polygamy isn't, Brynn, 34, said that they are married and had expert lawyers draw up paperwork dividing their assets equally.
Source: ANI
Source: ANI
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