Pope Leo XIV’s oldest brother admitted to ‘everything short of murder and incest’ during tell-all confession with pontiff
Pope Leo XIV’s eldest brother, a devoted MAGA supporter often called the family’s “black sheep,” gave a sweeping confession—“everything short of murder and incest”—during a private moment of penance with the pontiff.
The 73‑year‑old Louis Prevost made an unplanned guest appearance on a new episode of “Piers Morgan Uncensored,” which will stream on YouTube this Friday. He detailed how his life had been dramatically reshaped after his little brother was named pope.
Prevost explained that after years of feeling out of place, he chose to re‑embrace Catholicism. He felt that the things he needed to confess were too intense for an ordinary priest, so he set his sights on the highest altar in the Church—now his own brother’s office.
In a preview clip released to The Post, Prevost recalled how he asked the pope to listen to his long‑awaited confession. The pope declined at first, but eventually accepted during a visit in October.
During the live interview, Mr. Prevost revealed that he had given the papal brother “all of the beans” about his fifty‑year‑old life, and that the pope now knows he’s back, in spirit and in faith. He hinted that his sins cover everything “short of murder and incest,” while keeping details under wraps.
The panel was shocked, and Morgan couldn’t help but laugh before wrapping up the segment.
Prevost admitted critics see him as the family’s “black sheep” because of his outspoken MAGA‑inspired views. He’s working to dial down his online posts to protect his relatives, noting that his recent tweets and Facebook status updates have softened. “I’m more Catholic, more observant, and less hostile to people I disagree with,” he said.
He also mentioned that his other brother, John Prevost, has urged him to steer clear of posting harsh or offensive remarks.
When asked why the two younger brothers are closer now, Prevost credited his long Navy service, which kept him away from family as they grew up. “I missed a lot of moments,” he recalled. “The thing they remember most is me beating up on them.” The old roughness, he said, made them lean on each other, resulting in daily conversation. He added that he can now speak with the pope once a week.
After Leo XIV’s election in early May, internet sleuths surfaced Prevost’s sharp‑tongued social media, including a slur directed at Rep. Nancy Pelosi. He later claimed in the same interview, “I wouldn’t have posted it if I didn’t truly believe it.”
The full conversation with the pope’s candid brother airs on “Piers Morgan Uncensored” on YouTube.
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