Jenna and Gillian, twins born two years ago, have become famous all around the world. The girls were indeed born clutching each other’s hands. Today, though, they have become even closer!

Jenna and Gillian’s case is extraordinarily rare – 1 in 10,000. They were born in the same amniotic sac inside the mother’s uterus for two, which is extremely perilous in the case of twins because it threatens the death of one of them. Everyone in the room was speechless when the girls were born 45 seconds apart because they were holding each other’s hands.

Now, two years later, not much has changed: they are just as close.

Jenna and Gillian were born holding hands in May 2014. Their situation is extremely rare, occurring only once in 10,000 years. The daughters’ birth times differed by 45 seconds.

“My heart melted,” their mother shares. “My husband had tears in his eyes. Even the hospital staff was touched.”

Two years have passed, but nothing much has changed.

Jenna and Gillian are still close and literally inseparable.