New Delhi: If you claim that you have never considered what would occur if two identical sisters married two identical brothers and bore offspring concurrently, then you are lying. The answer to your query is that they are “quaternary twins,” which implies that even though the infants are simultaneously considered to be cousins and genetic brothers. Jax and Jett, who are about three months old, are the happy children of Josh and Jeremry Salyers, 35, of Virginia, and twins Briana and Brittany Deane, 35, also of Virginia.
There are only 300 quaternary families in the world, and Jax and Jett, who are both one and have the same DNA, are genetically brothers. In an interview with NBC News, Josh’s wife and mother, Brittany, explained that because of the circumstances surrounding the boy, they are more closely linked to one another than typical cousins.
Less than nine months separated the births of Josh and Jeremry, who had identical twin parents. They are both married to twins who gave birth to their children at the same time, according to Brittany. They even live together as a family and are all four very well-known faces on Instagram. You’ll be surprised to learn that they also share the same bank account. I feel like I’m Jett’s parent, and I think Josh feels the same way about Jax, Jeremy stated to a performer tonight. Because we are raising both of our kids together, it seems like we are one big family.
Josh and Jeremy first met Brittany and Briana at a festival for twins in 2017, and six months later, both of them proposed after a quick romance.
Due to the presence of an additional 15 sets of twins on their guest list, this stunning couple attracted a lot of attention for their wedding. Even a TLC show titled “Our Twinsane Nuptials” featured their wedding. They exchanged vows in Twinsburg, Ohio in August 2018 while donning the same outfits, and in August 2020 they announced their shared pregnancies through a photo shoot with a Baywatch theme. Even better, both men simultaneously proposed to their partners using the same rings.
Additionally, Josh and Jeremy agreed that they would only ever have another set of twins. “We always knew we had to find our twins,” Jeremy says. Fortunately, we managed to locate them. We’re ecstatic beyond words.
