Country singer-songwriter Rory Feek's daughter Hopie recently shared an update about their family, sharing in a video on Instagram that the results of a 23andMe DNA test revealed that Feek - who raised Hopie and her sister Heidi - is not Hopie's biological father.

In an interview with PEOPLE, Rory Feek shared an update on her relationship with her father, country singer Rory Feek, after she revealed he's not her biological father.

Hopie Feek says she's gotten to know a biological dad she never knew she had, and is feeling 'unconditional love' like never before.

Rory, 59, raised daughters Hopie and Heidi, 38, as a single parent while Hopie and Heidi’s mother, Tamara Gilmer, was absent for most of their childhood. The singer later married Joey Feek in 2002 and were together until her death in 2016. Rory and Joey, who died at age 40, shared daughter Indiana “Indy,” now 10.

The surprising plot twist came via a social media video at Hopie Feek's Instagram. She says she took a 23andME test and confirmed a suspicion her birth mother had: Another man is her birth father.

Hopie Feek is calling out her father, country singer Rory Feek, over his response to learning that he's not her biological father.

Rory's adult children say they're being denied contact with their baby sister Indiana, who's being raised in a conservative Christian community, Homestead Heritage, which has been described as a cult Country singer-songwriter Rory Feek's daughter Hopie recently shared a shocking discovery on Instagram this month.

Hopie Feek announced earlier this month that her biological father is actually a man she identified as BC Hopie Feek is opening up about the roller coaster of emotions she’s experienced since learning that Rory Feek is not her biological father.