Do all universes in the MCU Multiverse have to be branches?

As the release date of Season 2 of What If? is coming closer I had decided to rewatch the 1st season.

Now it was established in both Loki and What If? that new timelines are created by a singular choice that is not supposed to happen. Good example of this is Peggy Carter deciding to watch the Steve transform but not from the glass window, which turned her into Captain Carter. Another example is Janet Van Dyne crossing paths with a virus which led to a Zombie outbreak.

But here is where a start to question this lore point. Do all alternate realities have to be branches of The Sacred Timeline? There are some universes like Earth 838, X-Men Cinematic Universe, X-Men Cartoons, and also The Spider Verse that despite being part of the MCU multiverse they don’t happen to be related to the sacred timeline. If they were branches in the Sacred Timeline, the Avengers would exist in the XMen universe or etc. What I mean is that there was no singular choice that created this timelines. So is it possible in the MCU there are other separate timelines that are not branches of The Sacred Timeline

I don’t know how to word what I just said so it might sound confusing but if you understand what I meant could you share your thought?

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