Jennifer Turpin, one of the 13 Turpin siblings who were discovered living in what was labeled as the “House of Horrors” in 2018, is now married. On Instagram, Jennifer shared several photos and videos from her gothic-themed wedding. On her wedding day, Jennifer walked down the aisle in a white dress covered in black lace. She carried a bouquet of black and white flowers that complemented her gown.
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Jennifer Turpin tied the knot in October.
Jennifer and her husband Aron tied the knot at the end of October. Going along with the gothic theme, Jennifer wore black lipstick and a black and white flower crown for the special occasion. The outdoor ceremony featured several unique touches, such as a gothic-inspired black and white cake and a coffin ring box. Jennifer’s photos and videos revealed that they also had a lot of skeleton decor at the celebration, including glasses that featured a skeleton bride and groom and napkins that read “Till Death Do Us Part.”
She revealed that her siblings attended the wedding.
In the comments on one of her wedding posts, someone wondered if Jennifer’s siblings attended her wedding. “I wonder if they got to invite all the siblings and if they even see each other,” the person wrote. Jennifer responded to the comment directly, writing, “We did. I just can’t post most out of respect/privacy ❤.”
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After their wedding, the newlyweds celebrated their honeymoon (and Halloween) in Hawaii.
On social media, Jennifer also shared some special moments from her honeymoon. After their wedding ceremony, the newlyweds traveled to Hawaii. In one video from their honeymoon, the couple appeared to be at a cat cafe. Another video shows Jennifer wearing a lei and singing along to Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift songs while in the car with her husband.
In 2018, one of the Turpin daughters escaped from her family's home.
After one of the Turpin siblings escaped from their family’s California home in 2018, people began calling their house the “House of Horrors.” The 17-year-old called authorities after escaping and when police arrived at the home, they discovered that the Turpin siblings’ parents, David and Louise Turpin, had been abusing them for years.
David and Louise Turpin later pleaded guilty to multiple counts of torture, dependent adult abuse, child endangerment and false imprisonment and were sentenced to life in prison, reported NBC.
In 2022, one of the Turpin sisters said that she and her siblings remain close.
About two years ago, Jordan Turpin explained that she and her siblings are close. “We all look out for each other,” Jordan told People at the time. She added: “We all have this super big bond. We have our inside jokes, and we’re all very, very close. Jordan added that she is very “protective” of her siblings “after everything that happened.”
