Brazil Rodeo Queen And Twin Sister Happy Sharing Same Farmer

A Brazilian rodeo queen has revealed she has been living happily with her twin sister and the same farmer in a three-way relationship for six years.

Lara Alves Rueda, 35, lives with twin sister Laila and farmer Maycon Rueda, 43, in Montividiu, in the south-western part of Goias state, central Brazil.

Lara said she had previously dated Maycon for two years before the relationship ended.

Laila then dated the farmer for four years before suggesting that her twin sister join them.

Lara said: “Then she asked whether I still felt anything for him, and I said yes. Then Laila said, ‘Why don’t the three of us stay together?’

“My sister is very easy-going. At first I said, ‘No, you’re crazy. That’s never going to work.’ But they kept trying until eventually we agreed.”

The trio now share a two-storey house, with Laila living upstairs while Lara prefers the lower floor because she likes being close to the kitchen.

Maycon alternates nights between the two floors so he can spend time individually with each sister.

He said the twins do not have an intimate relationship with each other and instead share their relationship with him separately.

Maycon said: “I know that for most people it seems strange and they ask how it works, but it works incredibly well for us and we are very happy.

“They are very close because they are twins, so it sometimes seems as though what one feels, the other feels too.”

Each of the three also has a child from a previous relationship.

Maycon additionally has an 11-year-old child with Laila and a five-year-old child with Lara.

Lara said residents initially looked at them judgementally but nobody directly confronted them over the relationship.

She added: “At the beginning, people judged us with their looks, but nobody ever came up and said anything.

“Our families accepted it well from the beginning, both his family and ours.”

Maycon said most people who approach them are interested in how their unusual household works.

He said: “What I hear most is curiosity about what everyday life is like.

“I never imagined I would become famous because of this. There is criticism too, but that is normal when you have a relationship that is different.”

The three also work together on the farm and share an interest in off-road motorsport, competing in Kart Cross events around Goias.

Maycon encouraged the twins to take up the sport and they have since competed in state championships.

(Newsflash)