Two sets of twins find true love with each other — and live together
NY Post
Call it the ultimate case of twinning.
Two sets of identical siblings – Venessa and Kerissa D’Arpino plus Lucas and Jacob Sealby – are not only dating one another, but they all live together in a Medford, Oregon, home. The sisters work as physical trainers, the brothers are in sports medicine and the neighbors are confused. According to Daily Mail, folks who spot the foursome fear that they are “seeing double.” The two sets of lookalike sibs were introduced in June 2020 and nobody has needed a mirror since.
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