George also identified as transgender, courageously revealing his true identity in an interview with The Sun several years ago.
Despite being designated female at birth, George always harbored a profound understanding that his true identity was male. “Since I was very young, I’ve felt an inherent sense of being a boy,” George confessed. “I found joy in playing with trains and detested anything traditionally girlish. For many years, I concealed my longing to transition, even from Lori.”
Reflecting on the challenge of disclosing his truth to his sister, George added, “It was incredibly tough, but as I grew older, I realized I couldn’t continue living a falsehood. I knew I had to embrace who I truly am and live my life authentically.”
Lori responded to her brother’s revelation with unwavering support: “Of course, it was surprising when Dori became George, but I’m incredibly proud of him. It was a monumental decision, but we’ve faced many challenges together, and as a team, we’re unbreakable.”
Adding another layer to their intricate lives, Lori revealed that she was once engaged but tragically lost her fiancé in a drunk driving accident.
When it came to dating, Lori also shared how George respected her need for privacy. “When I went on dates, George would bring along books to read, and since we didn’t face each other, he could easily ignore any kissing,” she disclosed.
Lori stood at a height of five feet one inch and enjoyed full mobility, while George, at four feet four inches tall, lived with spina bifida.
