Anna and Lucy DeCinque, who are famously known as the world's most identical twins, have a truly unique connection. They share everything in their lives, including their fiancé, Ben. Their shared dream of becoming pregnant at the same time, though, faces a hurdle due to Australia's laws against polygamy. This legal challenge adds an extra layer of complexity to their already extraordinary relationship.
At 35 years old, these two have an incredible bond – they "even go to the toilet at the same time," share a bed, enjoy every meal side by side, take showers together, and yes, they even snuggle up in the same bed for sleep.
To bridge the gap between them, they go the extra mile – sharing the very same wardrobe and even opting for matching plastic surgery.
During their appearance on the latest episode of TLC's Extreme Sisters, the twins candidly shared, "In our hearts, we truly believe we're just one person."
These twins, who affectionately refer to themselves as "the world's most identical," go to extraordinary lengths in their connection – they even have a shared fiancé.
Eleven years back, Anna and Lucy crossed paths with Ben Byrne through Facebook, setting off a remarkable journey of connection.
Ben, a twin himself, took the initiative to reach out to both women individually, engaging in separate conversations that spanned around six months.
It wasn't until emotions bloomed that the twins made the choice to finally meet Ben in person for a date.
"Being in a relationship where we share a boyfriend is like having a constant companion," Anna opens up on the show, reflecting their unique journey.
Lucy adds, "We tried having separate boyfriends once, but it just didn't feel right. They wanted to keep us apart."
Jealousy doesn't find a place in their dynamic, as Lucy reveals, "It's amazing, there's no jealousy between us. If Ben kisses Anna, he'll make sure to kiss me right after."
Sharing a home in Perth with the sisters and their mother, Ben is an integral part of their lives.
Addressing the intimate aspects, they candidly share, "Ben knows how to make both of us happy in his own way. What he does for one twin, he makes sure to do for the other."
Their engagement to Ben, which began in 2021, faces a roadblock in the form of Australia's polygamy laws.
Ben voices his frustration, saying, "It's just not fair. We're held back because you can't legally marry two people. That's the biggest hurdle for us."
Their story highlights the complexities of love and relationships, demonstrating how societal norms can impact even the most unique and heartfelt connections.
Earlier this year, the sisters took a brave step and shared their aspirations for pregnancy with the world.
In an interview with ITV's This Morning, they revealed, "Our bond is unbreakable. We're inseparable, and that's how we want to live our lives. Being pregnant together would be a dream come true. It's our unique way of happiness."
Addressing the potential challenges, Ben, with a touch of humor, expressed, "It's like having double the love for me. I'm in sync with their rhythm, their connection."
The sisters emphasize that Ben truly comprehends their inseparable bond, saying, "He's on the same page as us. He knows we're a package deal, and he's embraced that completely."
Gratitude shines through their words as they share, "With Ben, we've found everything we've ever needed. We're incredibly lucky to have him."
While their wish is to embark on the journey of motherhood together, the twins understand the unpredictability of life. "If one of us becomes a mom first, it's alright, as long as the child is loved and healthy," they affirm.
In their unique family dynamic, they envision, "Both of us will be moms, and Ben will be the dad. So, our child will have the joy of having two moms and a loving father." It's a testament to their genuine desire for shared love and a fulfilling life journey.
