Following their interview with the BBC, Taye, Kehinde, and Eta Omosuwa have gained enormous popularity.
According to the BBC interview, maintaining their relationship after marriage is a battle until the bitter end.
The triplets have a lot in common, including working for the same organization and division as nurses, dressing similarly most of the time, and spending the majority of their time together.
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They stated, “We wash together, eat together, and also dress in the same size.”
The triplets claimed that they stay together constantly since they frequently feel sick when they are away.
“The two of us won’t be okay if one of us is away,” they continued.
“We also fall sick at the same time.
“Anytime one of us is sick, they usually put others on treatment too because they know the same thing will also happen to them.
“Even if one of us experiences pimples, the other two will also get such.
because we share the same placenta.”
The trio said people are often surprised that they think alike and do things simultaneously even when not together.
They recalled that when one of them did her introduction, her
found it difficult to identify which of them he intended to marry that he mistakenly picked another person.
The trio said their original wish was to also marry a set of triplets but the dream did not materialise.
Speaking about their birth, the triplets said when their conceived them, she thought she was only carrying one child until she did a scan.