'Intimidating' Rory Feek Tried Visiting Daughters Who Accused Him Of Being In A 'Cult' Amid Concerns For Sister -- But They Refused To See Him Without THIS!

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Rory Feek attempted to mend things with his two eldest daughters, but it didn’t go the way he’d hoped. As Perezcious readers surely know, the country star was accused of being in a “cult” and letting child molesters look after his youngest daughter, Indiana, who has special needs.

The shocking allegations were levied against him by his adult daughters Heidi and Hopie, who are worried for Indiana after being unable to contact her amid this family feud. Related: Cult Parents Accused Of Killing Diabetic Daughter Allegedly Did WHAT?! Earlier this month, Rory hit back at the accusations, arguing that his daughters have been unwilling to resolve the issue on his terms.

And now it turns out that he tried to take matters into his own hands and speak to them in person! But it backfired! Contents [hide] 1 His Visit 2 Daughters’ Side 3 Indiana Update 4 What’s Next His Visit In a new blog post titled “canceled” out on Tuesday, the singer acknowledged his family “isn’t perfect” and that they’ve “always been a work in progress.” He added: The One Angel vocalist revealed that a week and a half ago, he drove down to Alabama, where his daughters live, to discuss things.

He explained: He left two bouquets of peace lily flowers for them on the doorstep and drove home. On his two-hour drive back, he received a text from Heidi that read: Highlighting the standstill they’re now in, he wrote: He might be upset about the thought of involving others into this personal matter, but from an outsider’s perspective, it just seems like they don’t feel safe having a solo conversation with him!