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Miracle twins born to interracial couple

Posted by admin in Lifestyle Saturday, 9 January o 09:41 No Comments

Florence Addo-Gerth with husband Stephan Gerth and their twin newborns. There is only a one in a million chance of giving birth to twins with different skin colors. With this kind of luck, they should have played the lottery. A German woman has given birth to twins with different colored skin – a one in a million occurrence, medical experts said. Florence Addo-Gerth, 35, gave birth to the two boys, Ryan and Leo, on Friday, July 11th, according to London’s Daily Mail. The mother is originally from Ghana, while the father, Stephan Gerth, is from Germany. The two infants, who caused quite a commotion at the hospital in Lichtenberg, Germany, where they were born, have already started to demonstrate different personalities as well. Light-skinned Ryan is “spirited,” while Leo is “laidback.” The proud papa said he was surprised by the children’s different skin colors, but he is just happy that they’re healthy.

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