When Becki‑Jo from Liverpool first learned she was carrying triplets, fear and wonder crashed over her in equal measure. Severe sickness, an early ultrasound, then the shocking news: three boys, arriving by emergency C‑section at just 31 weeks. Rohan, Roman, and Rocco were impossibly small, wired to machines, their parents holding their breath through six long weeks in intensive care, praying all three would make it home.
Doctors assured the family the boys weren’t identical, but everyone who visited saw something different. The same eyes, the same smiles, the same tiny faces turned toward the light. Becki‑Jo finally trusted her instincts and paid for a private DNA test. The results confirmed what her heart already knew: genetically identical triplets, a natural miracle with odds of around one in 200 million. Today, Indiana proudly guards her three little brothers, and their exhausted parents quietly cherish the rarest kind of chaos—three matching miracles, each with a personality all his own.
