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This happened to twin sisters who recently got married to one man. Pictures and video clips from their traditional wedding ceremony were posted on Twitter by Obidon Nelson.
He said the twin siblings decided to settle with one husband after a strong agreement.
The inseparable twins who dressed in similar gold and maroon colored ceremonial outfits, posed for photographs together.
The twins proudly danced with excitement as they received money from happy guests.
https://twitter.com/Ph_Obidon/status/1348024830772338690
Their husband who was putting on sunglasses expressed his pride and smiled like a contented king.
A similar incident earlier reported by NEWSLEXPOINT.com involved a strange story of twins who apparently fell in love with each other making rounds on social media.
Love is very complex in a manner that only the two or more people sharing the same can understand. This is a story of Kenyan twins who refused to part ways despite being disowned by parents.
While love itself is not restricted and is allowed to be shared by everyone including family and non-family, there are some lines that should not be crossed, at least according to the African culture.
One among them is incest, which is even considered a curse. However, this practice has been winning popularity behind closed doors for years.
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