"We Have a Lot in Common": Due to Lack of Money to Care for Them, Parents Gave Two of Their Triplets Out

"We Have a Lot in Common": Due to Lack of Money to Care for Them, Parents Gave Two of Their Triplets Out

  • Three sisters who were born as triplets but separated at birth reunited when they were 11 years old
  • Their mother put two of them up for adoption because she could not afford to raise them and thought they should stay together
  • They found each other by chance and formed a strong bond through letters and meeting in person

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Three sisters who were born as triplets but separated at birth have found each other and become best friends.

Rikki Jump, Julianne Scavo and Kendall Scavo were born on June 7, 1991, but they did not meet in person until they were 11 years old, NY Post reports.

The story of three sisters who were born on the same day
The sisters grew apart for 11 years. Photo credit: NY Post
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Sisters reunited after 11 years apart

Their mother, Kathleen, who is deaf and was a postal worker, and their father, Lee, a truck driver, lived in Lupton, Colorado.

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They were happy to be pregnant but overwhelmed when they learned they would have three babies.

They decided to put Julianne and Kendall up for adoption because they could not afford to raise them.

They also thought that the two sisters should stay together because they were facing the same direction in the womb.

Meeting at Fort Collins

Rikki grew up knowing that she had two siblings, but Julianne and Kendall did not find out until they were in elementary school.

Their adoptive parents, Tina and Ken Scavo, who lived in Fort Collins, Colorado, told them the truth after they noticed some similarities between them and Rikki.

One day, when Rikki was 8 years old, she went shopping near Fort Collins and met one of her sisters by chance.

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A little girl approached her and thought she was Julianne. They realized they looked alike and started writing letters to each other.

The girls quickly formed a friendship through their correspondence and finally met in person when they were 11.

They felt an instant connection and a strong bond that has lasted ever since.

Rikki said:

"We have a lot in common and we love each other very much. We are so grateful that we found each other and we are inseparable now."

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Meanwhile, Yen.com.gh earlier reported that a young woman who goes by the Twitter handle @AsmereJ wrote an emotional post on how she met her brother again after a long separation.

The woman cited a tweet she sent on April 3 about how she lost contact with her brother from an article she wrote in 2020.

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She was discovered on Instagram by the 12-year-old child, who reportedly sent her a direct message. Screenshots of their communication reveal that both of them expressed emotion for the reunion by writing about tears.

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Evelyn Genfior (Human-Interest editor) Evelyn Genfior is a Human Interest Editor at YEN.com.gh. She has a diploma in Broadcast Journalism from the National Film and Television Institute. She is committed to staying at the forefront of media trends and believes storytelling can shape societies. Evelyn can be reached at evelyn.genfior@yen.com.gh.

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