Black & white twins Hayleigh and Lauren Durrant proudly hold their new sisters — who, incredibly, are ALSO twins with different colored skin. Mixed-race parents Dean and Alison are truly blessed. They repeated their two-tone miracle after a seven-year gap. Full story in comments:

It’s truly incredible to witness the Durrant family, a remarkable family of six who have overcome some extraordinary challenges. Dean Durrant and Alison Spooner’s journey began in 2001, when they were blessed with their first set of twins, Hayleigh and Lauren. Born in Hampshire, England, the twin sisters were born with different skin tones, a…

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