Twin sisters who married twins have identical kids who are brothers and cousins 

When twins Brittany and Briana Deane, 33, attended a festival in 2017, the two met twins Josh and Jeremy Salyers, 35, with whom they fell in love.

Just over six months later, Briana married Jeremy and Brittany married Josh at the same time in Twinsburg, Ohio, and it was all captured on a TLC special called 'Our Twinsane Wedding' which featured the unique wedding in which there were 15 other sets of twins as guests.

As if that were not enough, the four decided to live together in a house in Virginia, United States, and even shared a bank account, Metro explained.

On August 13, 2020, the couples who were already popular on social networks posted a photo on Instagram simulating the famous Baywatch series, to announce that Brittany and Briana were pregnant, just three months apart.

Brittany and Briana explained to Today that they both planned to get pregnant at the same time because they had experienced "most milestones" of their lives together. "From birthdays, getting our driver's license, graduations and even our wedding," they said.

“We are excited and grateful to experience overlapping pregnancies and to share this news with all of you! Our children will not only be cousins, but full genetic siblings and quaternary multiples!” they wrote in the post.

The announcement caused intrigue among his followers, due to the kinship announced by the mothers, for which some people explained that the fact that the "mothers and fathers are identical twins, that created the exact DNA in the babies".

Some even dared to say that "if this family did a DNA test of ancestry, it would show these babies as brothers, not cousins."

When little Jax and Jett were born, this family became one of 300 quaternary families in the world.

The connection is so strong that Jax's father, Jeremy, told Entertainment Tonight that he felt like a father to Jett and was sure Josh felt the same way about his son.

The two couples share an Instagram account together, where they post photos of their children, their adventures and their various photo sessions in which they draw attention to their obvious resemblance to each other.

“We expected to have overlapping pregnancies for this to happen. We thought it would be great,” Briana said. "There are only 300 known quaternary marriages in the history of the world."

Several of her fans expressed confusion about the "quaternary twins," while others were delighted with the unique family tree, including guests at the Twins Day Festival.

"Right now, the problem is really the bedrooms and the closets that have been a big problem in this house," she added.

However, the four of them chose to live under one roof to promote life as a unique “family unit”.

“I feel like I'm Jett's father. And I think he feels the same way about Jax," Jeremy said.

“We all live together and we are raising the children together. It feels like a family unit, not like two separate couples with babies of their own. It's the four of us with our two babies." (Twin sisters)

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