The Harris siblings of Birmingham, Alabama, the first known surviving set of African American sextuplets, have graduated high school.
The sisters—Kalynne and Kiera—and four brothers—Kaleb, Kobe, Kieran, and Kyle—made national headlines when they were born to their parents, Chris and Diamond Harris, in the summer of 2002. Eighteen years on, the six siblings are celebrating a brand-new milestone: they have graduated from Center Point High School in Birmingham and are headed off to college.
