Family of missing Texas woman Kaura Taylor who was found living with lost African tribe in Scotland growing concerned: Breaks our heart

The family of a missing Texas woman found living with a lost “African” tribe in the Scottish Highlands fear she has been manipulated by the “king and queen” and are growing concerned over her well-being.Kaura Taylor, who now goes by Asnat, Lady Safi, of Atehene, has been living in the Kingdom of Kubala, a claimed section of forest in Jedburgh, Scotland, with husband and wife duo, King Atehene and Queen Nandi.Taylor, a single mother to a one-year-old, left Texas on May 25 and entered the UK on a six-month tourist visa, keeping her connection with the “tribe” hidden from her relatives.“She went missing in May.But she wasn’t missing at all, she left to go live with these people,” Taylor’s aunt Vandora Skinner told The Independent.“It is very stressful, and difficult.
It breaks our heart.We’re overly concerned about Kaura, but she doesn’t think anyone is concerned about her,” her other aunt Teri Allen told the outlet.Distraught relatives discovered the 21-year-old’s secret life only after she disappeared and left them a cryptic message saying she and her daughter “had to get out and explore a little bit.”Allen revealed her niece’s childhood was “very sheltered and protected.”“She was brought up in church, but not their religion.
Not this thing that they got going.It’s a bunch of hogwash,” Allen told the outlet.Taylor was living with Skinner when she connected with the “kingdom” in 2023, allegedly discovering the Facebook group of the “Kingdom of Kubala” through a high school classmate.The single mother began talking with King Atehene, whose real name is Kofi Offeh – an opera singer from Ghana and his wife and mother of seven Jean Gasho, now known as Queen Nandi.Taylor, who serves as Queen Nandi’s handmaiden, claimed she escaped Texas because of her abusive family.“Yes I’m very happy with my King and Queen, I was never missing, I fled a very abusive, toxic family who abused me sexually since I was a chil...