The family of a 'missing' woman who was found living with an 'ancient tribe' in the Scottish woodlands revealed she is now living as a second wife to the tribe's 'king'.
Kaura Taylor, 21, vanished with her one-year-old child three months ago to to set up a new home in the so-called Kingdom of Kubala completely unbeknownst to her relatives.
Taylor has been living with the tribe's leader King Atehene and his wife, Queen Nandi and has adopted the tribal name Asnat, Lady Safi, of Atehene.
The trio live with Taylor's daughter in a claimed section of forest in Jedburgh, Scotland and say they are trying to restore a so-called Hebrew tribe.
However, their adoption of a primitive lifestyle has seen Nandi, who is a mother to seven, accused of child abuse.
Taylor's family told that they're distraught over her going to live the unorthodox life, where she also apparently waits hand and foot on Queen Nandi as her handmaiden.
'It is very stressful, and difficult. It breaks our heart. We’re overly concerned about Kaura, but she doesn't think anyone is concerned about her,' said Taylor’s aunt, Teri Allen.
Taylor posted a message to her Facebook account on Wednesday claiming that she was never missing and that she is enjoying living in the woods with the couple.
'Yes I'm very happy with my King and Queen, I was never missing, I fled a very abusive, toxic family who abused me sexually since I was a child! So you don't go "missing" to your abusers,' Taylor wrote.
Allen denied that her niece...
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