Long-Lost Adopted Twins Separated at Birth Reunite After 36 Years Living Parallel Lives
th birthday after decades of living separate lives.
Molly Sinert and Emily Bushnell, born in South Korea, were adopted by two entirely different families.
Sinert was adopted by a Jewish family living in Florida while Bushnell, adopted by another Jewish family, lived in Pennsylvania. Emily Bushnell (L) and Molly Sinert (R) as babies. (Courtesy of Molly Sinert) Emily Bushnell (L) and Molly Sinert (R), still looking identical, as grown women. (Courtesy of Molly Sinert)
It is not known why the twins were separated after birth, according to Daily Mail.
GMA reported.
Once Starlyn became pregnant with quadruplets, the couple started documenting their journey on TikTok and Instagram under the name CaffSquad.
Over time, their fan base has grown and the parents now have over 43,000 followers on Instagram and another 478,000 on TikTok.
Even after the babies were born and placed in the NICU, the Cafferatas continued to document their parenthood experiences and upload photos of their little ones to the platforms.
But then the winter storm hit, and they couldn t see their newborns for days.
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