Rory Feek addresses endangerment claims regarding daughter Indiana amid family dispute

Rory Feek, a country singer, has publicly denied allegations made by his eldest daughters, Heidi and Hopie, claiming he endangers his youngest daughter, Indiana, aged 10. The dispute arose when Heidi and Hopie alleged that Indiana was not safe with their father and that he had prohibited them from seeing her. Feek clarified that Indiana could visit her sisters anytime but could not stay overnight due to differing values regarding what she should be exposed to. He emphasized his commitment to raising Indiana according to conservative Christian principles, which he believes are not respected by his eldest daughters. The situation escalated when a police officer visited Feek's home, indicating that his daughters were suing him. Following this, Child Protective Services contacted him regarding claims of neglect. Feek accused Heidi of seeking revenge rather than looking out for Indiana's best interests, stating that she had taped conversations with her sister to gather evidence against him. He expressed concern for Indiana's emotional well-being and stated that she misses her sisters, hoping for a reconciliation. Additionally, Feek addressed claims that Indiana was left with members of a group labeled a 'cult' during his honeymoon. He clarified that Indiana stayed with families she is close to and defended the group as a Christian community. Feek's public response was prompted by the hurtful nature of the allegations, which he felt compelled to address online. The ongoing family conflict appears to be exacerbated by the recent involvement of their birth mother, who has been largely absent from their lives. Heidi and Hopie have expressed their love for Indiana, emphasizing that love is demonstrated through actions, not just words, as they continue to seek a resolution to the family dispute.