The twin brothers marry twin sisters: now their children are shocking everyone.

Two families in Virginia share a home and run a wedding event

website together. Although their arrangement might seem unusual,

they emphasize that the siblings don’t swap partners. In 2020,

both women announced they were expecting, and their children,

Jett and Jax, were born three months apart. Though the children are cousins,

they share the same DNA due to the mothers being identical twins.

The families live, work, and even dress alike, as shown on social media.

The couples are considering having more children and want to get pregnant

at the same time again, though they plan to wait a little longer as the children are still young.

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