Cousins!

A woman is currently backtracking her story of forwarded claims that she and her three young children were facing eviction if the national Eviction Moratorium was not extended. She has now revealed that she is not actually the kids’ biological mother and is only the baby sitter!

In an interview with CNN Dash aKelly previously stated that she and her three daughters — who are 5, 6, and 8 years old — were due to be evicted after she had lost her job in Las Vegas as a casino dealer due to the pandemic.

Reports read that Dasha started a Go Fund Me page with an intended goal of raising $2,000 to pay her back rent.

“My name is Kelly and I have 3 daughters in Nevada,” reads the page’s bio. “We were maintaining just before this pandemic hit.”

The interview went viral on numerous major news network and media outlets, resulting in Kelly raised over $230,000 in donations.

She told the camera crew from the network that they “freaked (her) out” when they knocked on her Las Vegas apartment door.

“I’m not going to lie,” Kelly said, “because I’m really thinking [their ousters are] coming at any moment.” Within hours, money began to flood into her fundraiser. “I just want to tell everybody thank you so much,” Kelly said to cried to CNN’s news correspondent Erin Burnett, “I’m still in denial.”

On Monday CNN shared on its website that they have verified that Kelly “takes care of the children in her home for periods of time. She says she originally described herself as a mother because she considers herself to be like one to them.”

“CNN has learned the children are also cared for by their mother, Shadia Hilo, and their father, David Allison, who is Kelly’s boyfriend.”

The post continues, “GoFundMe tells CNN they are in close contact with Kelly and funds will stay on hold until they verify her information,” they added. “GoFundMe says no funds have been withdrawn.”