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The Hart family was picture perfect – at least according to their perfectly cultivated social media photos. Jennifer and Sarah Hart drew the attention of hundreds of thousands of people with their portrayal of peace and love and acceptance. “The Hart Tribe” became known at music festivals and events as the two lesbian women and their kids. But as we all know, behind closed doors things are never as they seem. This is the tragic story of six adopted children that never had a chance for their voice to be heard.
Broken Harts Documentary
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