Moriah Plath and Siblings Say They've 'Decided to Not Be Divided Anymore' - Welcome to Plathville

Let's dive into today's hot topic. We're peeling back the layers of a spicy family drama from the world of reality TV - Welcome to Platteville Fame. Remember how Season 4 left us all in suspense with its dramatic finale last Tuesday? Well, fasten your seatbelts because the Plath siblings - Moriah, Mika, Lydia, and Isaac - just broke the silence with a long Instagram statement that got everyone talking!
Starting with a powerful statement, they said: "We, as a family, have decided not to be divided anymore." This line alone sparked a torrent of speculation, especially after Ethan, the oldest brother, and his wife Olivia did not share the news. This omission is certainly raising some eyebrows.
In their statement, the siblings acknowledged that while reality shows have their charms, they don't always show the full truth. They emphasized that, contrary to what may be portrayed on screen, they are a family "full of love and respect" for each other. They emphasized that they would not just sit back and watch their family being torn apart by the narratives that the show was spinning.
Here's a juicy tidbit they shared: the recent storyline about Olivia accusing their mother of misusing Ethan's credit card was not the whole truth. It turns out that Ethan and his mom had a business arrangement, and all transactions were fair. They were both aware of the financial transactions, which paints a different picture than the controversy that has swirled around this episode.
But it's not just about clearing up the drama. The siblings also expressed their gratitude for the unconditional support they receive from their family, emphasizing that some of them were rebels trying to find their place in the world. They also asked the audience to remember their humanity - they are not perfect and are still learning and growing every day.

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I think her song Circus really comes from her feelings towards growing up, being in that family and raised by her parents. She was a toy in their circus first- major control and dictation on how to live and feel. Olivia just triggered those existing emotions so it's not fair to blame it all on Olivia.