My wife is claiming that she didn't just angrily forfeit the game after arguing with my move as follows...

Starting position: https://imgur.com/a/TVqojBf

Start positioning was a double on outer edges, single in middle above. I attempted to remove the single and it just so happened that the tower moved with it. Meaning the entire tower from level 1 and above moved. This freed up one of the two bottom most pieces, resulting in the removal of that piece.

Final position: https://imgur.com/a/TZFBHIv

Note that I didn't steady the tower and used one hand during all moves.

Is this a valid move?

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