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Australian identical twins intend to get pregnant at the same time by shared boyfriend

Anna and Lucy DeClique, self-dubbed "world's most identical twins" plan to get pregnant by their shared boyfriend at the same time, and if allowed by the law, marry him. The 33-year old DeClique twins revealed that their mum was behind the idea, which would make their future children half-sibling and cousin. The twins made their plan to conceive at the same time on Today. The 33-year-old sisters are both dating 35-year-old Ben Byrne, whom they met in 2012. 
Talking on Today, they said, "Love is love; we are all adults."
"Our mum’s actually convincing us to give birth naturally. I don’t know how that’s going to work."

The twins who finish each other's sentences, admitted falling pregnant at the same time would be difficult, as they said, "It’s going to be another challenge. There’s a lot of pressure on Ben." They said they would like to marry Ben, but are restricted by Australian law which makes it illegal. "If we can change the government we would love to marry Ben," they said.
"I think we should marry the same man. This is what works for us. People need to get that. We aren’t hurting anyone."
They previously discussed their relationship with The Sun, saying, "We were upfront that we came as a package and he insisted that was fine with him."
"Being a non-identical twin himself, he said that he understood our bond.
"We were still nervous though."

"We knew some guys might think it was kinky to date twins and see us a trophy, so we had to feel sure that Ben genuinely liked both of us before we agreed to meet him."


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