One-in-a-Million: Louisiana Couple Welcomes Rare, Naturally Conceived Identical Triplets

One-in-a-Million: Louisiana Couple Welcomes Rare, Naturally Conceived Identical Triplets
Courtesy of Willis-Knighton Health System
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A Louisiana couple has welcomed rare, naturally conceived identical triplets, making them the first set of multiples on either side of their family.

Baby girls Claire, Ella, and Lily Cordaro were born to Haley and Matthew Cordaro on Aug. 28 at Willis-Knighton South & the Center for Women’s Health in Shreveport, Louisiana. Naturally conceived identical triplets, otherwise known as “spontaneous triplets,” are considered to be a one-in-a-million to one-in-200-million occurrence.