Identical Twins Who Share Everything, Including A Boyfriend, Go Viral
Anna and Lucy DeCinque, who claim to be the “most identical twins in the world,” have stunned the internet with their unusual lifestyle.
The 35-year-old sisters from Perth, Australia, share everything with each other, including their clothes, their food, their bed, and even their fiancé.
They are engaged to Ben Byrne, a 37-year-old mechanic, who they met on Facebook in 2012. The trio live together in a custom-made house that has one bedroom and one bathroom.
The twins say they have always been inseparable since they were born and that they feel like one soul in two different bodies.
“Everything that belongs to one also belongs to the other,” they said in a video that has gone viral on social media.
They also revealed that they have the same bathroom schedule, the same exercise routine, and the same job. They work as carers for the elderly, but only one of them gets paid while the other volunteers, for legal reasons.
They said they spend about $250,000 on cosmetic surgeries to look more alike and that they plan to get pregnant at the same time through IVF.
They said their dream is to get married to Ben in a joint wedding ceremony and to raise their children together as a family.
“We love Ben equally and he loves us equally. We don’t get jealous of each other. He gets double the love and double the attention,” they said.
The twins have a YouTube channel where they document their daily lives and answer questions from their fans. They have over 200,000 subscribers and millions of views.
They also have an Instagram account where they post photos of themselves and their boyfriend. They have over 100,000 followers and thousands of likes and comments.
Some of their followers have praised them for being unique and happy, while others have criticized them for being unnatural and unhealthy.
The twins said they don’t care about what people think of them and that they are proud of who they are.
“We are happy with our lives and we don’t want to change anything. We are living our dream,” they said.
