Australia's most famous monozygotic twins who eat, sleep and shower together plan to make children at the same time with their common fiancé.
Anna and Lucy DeCinque, 35, of Perth, have taken the concept of brotherhood to a whole new level - they dress alike, spend every minute together, and recently got engaged to their 10-year-old partner, engineer Ben Byrne, 40 years old.
His brides have already made plans for the future, with Anna revealing that she hopes to get pregnant at the same time through in vitro fertilization.
She said that if she learned that she was expecting, Lucy "would definitely get pregnant right away" so they could continue to look exactly the same.
Australia's most famous monozygotic twins Anna and Lucy DeCinque (pictured) plan to have children with their common fiancé at the same time
The twins' partner, Ben Byrne (left) made the proposal with matching engagement rings in the last episode of the TLC reality show, Extreme Sisters
The twins had previously discussed the difficulties of a synchronized conception, saying it would be a "challenge".
"Our mom really suggests we give birth naturally. I do not know how it will work ", said Anna on the Today Show in 2019.
"It will be a challenge."
Ben proposed to the monozygotic twins, after taking the girls out for a romantic picnic, he proposed to them with engagement rings stacked with three bands, which he said symbolize their special relationship as a trio.
The sisters have been dating engineer Ben Byrne, 40 (pictured with them) since 2012
Ben proposed to the twins with three-stripe engagement rings (pictured), which he said is symbolizing their special relationship as a trio
The sisters have been dating Ben since 2012, but will be forced to travel abroad when they get married because polygamy prohibited under Australian law.
The trio, who live with the twins' mother, share a king-size bed with Ben in the middle, and say they are considering getting married in Malaysia, Indonesia or parts of the United States where polygamy is legal.
Anna and Lucy are so close that they go to the bathroom together and weigh their food to make sure they are eating exactly the same amount.
Anna and Lucy (photo) have been dating Ben since 2012, but will be forced to travel abroad when they want to get married because polygamy is illegal in Australia.
The monozygotic twins (pictured) star in the new TLC reality show, Extreme Sisters
"When she goes to the bathroom, I go with her. "When she takes a shower, I do with her," Anna told the New York Post.
"We do everything together. We are never apart. I do not think we would work without each other. We are anxious if we separate. We are very close to each other. "
DeCinque monozygotic twins present their highly interconnected lives in American TLC's new TV reality show, Extreme Sisters.
The show - featuring the lives and relationships of DeCinques and four other twins - began in the United States on Monday and will air on Australian channels later this year.
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