An Alabama mom welcomed triplets this year after thinking for nearly 10 years that she couldn't have any more kids.

Three times the love and three times the fight. Triplet sisters Helena, Thea, and Alexia made an early arrival at 29 weeks, ...

These identical triplets were separated at birth, but that’s just the beginning of their extraordinary story. What happened next is even more astonishing and challenges everything they thought they ...

How much of who we are is determined by our genetics, and how much by the nature of our environment while growing up? It’s an intriguing question to puzzle over - but some scientists and ...

Two girls from the Palestinian triplets of al-Bayouk family, born prematurely and separated from their mother who had to leave them at hospital in Jerusalem to recover as she had to return to Gaza ...

Separated at Driscoll Children’s Hospital in 2016, once-conjoined twins now run, laugh, play.

A Louisiana couple welcomed spontaneous triplets – a rare occurrence that happens to 1 out of ever one million to 200 million pregnancies. Haley and Matthew Cordaro gave birth to the special ...

The sisters, who were separated at birth because their birth mom could only care for one, told their story to TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb.

More than 30 years ago, a Colorado mom had triplets but due to personal and financial challenges, she placed two of her babies up for adoption. Years later, the three sisters, Rikki Jump, Kendall ...

Sister, sister. Shaking up the family tree with sibling synchronicity! A set of triplets have become best friends after being separated at birth. Rikki Jump, 32, and her sisters, Julianne and ...

Triplets who were separated at birth reunited with each other at 11 years old and now live in the same city. Rikki Jump, 32, and her sisters, Julianne Scavo and Kendall Scavo, were born on June 7 ...

The lives of separated-at-birth triplets Robert Shafran, left, David Kellman and Edward Galland were chronicled in the 2018 documentary "Three Identical Strangers" by Tim Wardle.