Identical Twins' Childhood Dream Comes True As They Date Identical Twin Brothers

No, you’re not seeing double – these really are two separate couples.

Identical twins and personal trainers Venessa and Kerissa D'Arpino, 25, did not ever believe they would even meet (let alone fall head over heels for) another pair of identical twins in Medford, Oregon.

However, after they were introduced to handsome twin brothers Lucas and Jacob Sealby in June last year by a mutual friend, it seems it was love at first sight for everyone involved.

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Now, a year later, the foursome all live together in their own home.

And Venessa and Kerissa believe they only had a ‘one in a million’ chance of their symmetrical love story coming true.

“We never imagined we would fall in love with another set of twins,” Venessa explained. “One of my clients is a nurse who treated Lucas at the hospital urgent care.

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“She told me that he was a twin and she thought the two boys would get on really well with my twin sister and I.

“I gave her my permission to give him my number, and Lucas reached out to me the next day.”

After their first double date, the twin girls agreed it felt like love at first sight.

With the sparks flying, Venessa and Kerissa began officially dating Lucas and Jacob less than a week later.

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And funnily enough, Kerissa and Jacob are both the older twins - while Venessa and Lucas were both born second.

Kerissa added: “It was really exciting when we all got together on our very first date.

“They say when you know, you know. We had feelings straight away and fell in love very quickly.

“The more we all talked, the more we connected and it just felt meant to be.”

 The four of them all moved in together after just three months of dating – and while they can all tell each other apart, Venessa appreciates the two couples look particular unnerving to strangers.

 “We’ve been told it’s like seeing double,” she laughed.

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“As we are two sets of identical twins, it can be really difficult for others to tell us apart.

“We are all best friends and get along so well. Now that we live together, we are even closer than ever.

“We love each other’s company and are always having fun.”

While there are no wedding bells ringing this early into the relationship, both girls agreed it was something they very much wanted in the near future.

And while no plans have been made, the twins haven’t ruled out the possibility of a double wedding.

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Kerissa said: “Our friends and family think we have met our clones in the opposite gender, that we are definitely made for each other.

“Marriage is high on our priority list in the next couple of years. We are not sure about having a double wedding.

“It is not something we really want at this time, but everyone wishes we would. After all, two parties are better than one so we will see!” 

Topics: Sex and Relationships, Real Life, Life

Kimberley Bond

Kim is a journalist at Tyla, and has previously worked at the Evening Standard, Radio Times as well as several national newspapers. A showbiz obsessive and a television fanatic, Kim is particularly interested in celebrity gossip, A-list events and the latest releases on either the big or small screen. Contact her at [email protected]

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