Identical twin sisters married identical twin brothers but kept it secret for four years
Identical twins are always up to some crazy stuff so it's no surprise when you bring two sets together that something magical can happen.
While some identical twins focus on training up their bodies in different ways to see who benefits more, or undergoing different diets, some are more focused on finding love.
And that's exactly what happened when Camille and Kennerly Kitt, best known as The Harp Twins, met fellow selfsame siblings Dromil and Dromal Volfgang back in 2019.
Both sets of twins are big on social media and known for their musical talents but it was only earlier this year that they actually confirmed they had gotten married, despite the nuptials taking place all the way back in 2022.
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The sisters were already masters of the harp strings but they quickly pulled on the heart strings of the two brothers, who waited in line to meet them at a concert, before presenting them with a drawing of them both.
Camille told Today: “It’s one of those things where when you know, you know.”
After the four of them became close and slowly gravitated towards one or the other, things became romantic, with the drum-playing Volfgang twins joining the Kitt's on their tour, leaving construction behind so they could build a new life together.
Eventually, Camille married Dromil, while Kennerly married Dromal and they all celebrated four years of marriage together earlier this year.
Kennerly said: “You just naturally gravitate toward someone and their soul."
Sticking with doing thing in pairs, the two couples married on February 22, 2022 at 2.22pm, but they kept the marriage ceremony a secret for several years, with only close family and friends in attendance.
They knew that their marriage would attract a lot of attention, not just because they have a huge amount of followers on social media, and they wanted to avoid the questions that naturally arise when two sets of twins marry each other.
“Some people are like, ‘That’s weird,’” Dromal says. “We’re like, ‘Well, maybe you’re weird.’”
Speaking about the relationship with his brother, Dromil said that 'no matter what', they've always 'had each other's backs' and they're only likely to get closer now they've welcomed two more into their family.
He added: “There’s a natural tendency of non-twins to not understand or approve of a really close relationship."
However, there's no doubting it's a little strange to both be proposed to at the same moment using identical rings, but clearly they were on board with it.
“We’re all best friends,” Kennerly concluded, “So we have our twin and our spouse and their twin. It’s just really the best of all worlds.”
As long as there aren't any mix ups should kids come into the question, everything should turn out alright.
Topics: Social Media, Lifestyle
James Moorhouse