US Pastor’s Wife Approves 60-Year-Old Husband’s Wedding to 19-Year-Old Girlfriend

A wife has blessed her 60-year-old pastor hubby’s marriage to his 19-year-old girlfriend. The new bride is now pregnant with their husband’s baby and the pastor, Thom Miller, is said to be building a new house in their hometown in Mansfield, Ohio, with one wing for each wife.

According to DailyMail, Belinda, 44, and Reba, 19, claim to both be perfectly happy with a life of polygamy, but Reverend Miller stresses that he is the only person in their relationship allowed to have more than one partner.

While Rev. Miller finished building their new home, his wives takes turns in living with him, spending three nights each with him on rotation.

Rev. Miller runs a ministry which visits prisons and also has his own church in Mansfield, which is where he married 19-year-old Reba.

On his new bride, Rev. Miller said:

‘I’ve known Reba for a long time, then she moved away and I hadn’t seen her for years. I caught something because she hugged me and I wanted to keep hugging her and I realised, wow, I’m really appreciating this woman.’

The pair married at Thom’s church just seven years after he had the exact same ceremony with Belinda.

He added:

‘The whole situation works for all three of us. I am the only one who is allowed to have more than one partner and both my wives understand and appreciate that. I think polygamy benefits everyone because my wives get to have a much larger family – it means they always have a friend with them. There have been arguments in the past and at times there can be flares of jealousy but we manage to make it work. Sexually I have no preference and look forward to my time alone with both wives.’

Mrs Miller added:

‘I wanted to have more of a family – having another lady in the house not only makes our family whole but individually it’s a beautiful thing because it’s like having a sister around. Thom is the love of my life and Reba is the blessing of my life so it all works.’

Rev. Miller however admits that he does not have the full support of his congregation in Mansfield, but makes no secret of his alternative lifestyle.

He said:

‘I don’t preach about polygamy but I feel it is a very Christian lifestyle. I have no problem with homosexuals but I think it’s wrong that their marriage is now recognised by the state but my second marriage is not. I’m going to try and fight the bigotry of that – this is America and my wives and I have the right to live anyway we please – providing we’re not hurting anybody.’