Shortly After First Child, The Couple Receives Rare Set to Twins with Identical Boys

She then gave birth to Lydia and Lynlee, who are monoamniotic-monochorionic twins, also known as “MoMo” twins – meaning they shared the same placenta and amitotic sac in the womb.

This rare pregnancy has a low incidence of occurrence in the US. It can occur in between 1 in 35,000 and 1 in 60,000 pregnancies.

Britney, a native of Alabama, spent 50 nights in the hospital along with her husband, moving between Tuscaloosa (Alabama) and Birmingham (Berlin), so they could spend some time together.

She said, “Concern setin. We realized it was not just another set of twins but a high–risk pregnition. “

Britney continued: “After all those years in the hospital and all that waiting, it didn’t seem realistic, like it wasn’t going to happen. And then, when it did happen, it was surreal. “