A married couple who share three children have revealed how they discovered they are cousins after taking a family tree DNA test.
Celina and Joseph Quinones, had been together for 17 years and have been married for more than ten years when Celina decided to dig into her family tree.
While digging, she discovered that Joseph was her cousin.
Posting on TikTok under the handle @realestatemommas, she broke the news of how the couple found out they were more than just man and wife.
She wrote: "Married my husband in 2006. Not thinking anything of it we had three kids. Come to find out we were related and cousins."
Celina then urged other couples to check their heritage.
The clip quickly went viral and has now had over four million views, with many people posting negative comments about their continued union, saying they should separate. Posting on TikTok under the handle @realestatemommas, she broke the news of how the couple found out they were more than just man and wife.
She wrote: 'Married my husband in 2006. Not thinking anything of it we had three kids. Come to find out we were related and cousins.'
Celina, who has written a book about her experiences, joked that the news was 'a good ice breaker' but urged other couples to check their own heritage.
The clip quickly went viral and has now had four million views, with many people posting negative comments about their continued union, saying they should separate.
She described the moment she first discovered her husband was actually also her cousin as 'devastating' but says the couple's love is stronger than ever and that she's ignored negative comments suggesting the pair divorce.
She wrote: 'This was three kids in that I found out we were related. I did my DNA test I think in 2016 and yeah it was devastating because I was like "babe we're related are we even supposed to be together? This is weird". It really freaked me out.
'I wouldn't change it for the world... Cousband and wife for life! There is a reason why good couples look alike. I am just over here raising awareness.'
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