Identical twins give birth to baby boys on the same day

A set of twins from California in the US have made headlines after they gave birth to baby boys on the same day and at the same hospital.

Jill Justiniani and Erin Cheplak delivered their sons, Oliver and Silas respectively, five hours apart on May 5 at Anaheim Kaiser Hospital.

Surprisingly, The boys were also born with the same exact measurements – seven pounds, three ounces, and measuring 20 inches in length.

Erin Cheplak tied the knot with her husband Zach, who coincidentally is a twin also, in a small ceremony during the pandemic, but later held a larger celebration in August 2021. All through their pregnancies, the sisters, who had always been close but lived 45 minutes apart, leaned on each other, and their husbands joked that their sons would be born on the same day.

“Sharing our pregnancy together was really special because we really had the support of each other through every step of the process,” Jill told Good Morning America.

Justiniani was supposed to have a C-section on May 5, and Cheplak was supposed to be induced on May 15, but the latter went into labor 10 days prior.

The sisters were wheeled out of the hospital at the same time, and have since moved to live five minutes away from each other.