Paragraph View pulling in incorrect relationships

I created a View for my custom Paragraph structure that contains Date and Location, which is field on a custom Content Type. In the view, I added the relationship that pulls in the Content that relates to the Paragraph. Theoretically, this should result in a view that displays all of my Nodes that have a Date and Location paragraph field filled out.

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Unfortunately, there seems to be a bug with pulling in the correct Node related to the Date and Location Paragraph. When I print out the results in the hook_views_post_execute hook, I get the following results:

Array (
  [0] => DrupalviewsResultRow Object: (
    [_entity] => DrupalparagraphsEntityParagraph Object: (
      ...
      [values] => Array (
        ...
        [parent_id] => 604,
        ...
      )
    ),
    [_relationship_entities] => Array (
      [reverse__node__field_date_and_location] => DrupalnodeEntityNode Object (
        ...
        [values] => Array (
          ...
          [nid] => 499,
          [vid] => 604,
          ...
        )
      )
    )
  )
  ...
)

The parent_id of the Paragraph is 604, however, the relationship entity (the node) that is loaded with the Paragraph is a Node with an Id of 499. It seems like the view is using the paragraph’s parent_id to load the relating node by vid instead of nid

Why is my view loading the incorrect and how can I fix it?

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