Siamese twins from London, who were separated at three months old, celebrated their first birthday. What Zayne and Zion look like now
Siamese twins celebrated their first birthday a year after they were separated during a six-hour operation. Zayne and Zion were born at University College Hospital in London in April 2023 and operated on a few months later in July.
Both babies had congenital heart defects and were connected by the breastbone and abdominal wall - they shared a liver, some blood vessels and muscles. This was reported by the Daily Mail.
What do one-year-old Siamese twins who were separated by doctors look like?
What do one-year-old Siamese twins who were separated by doctors look like?
Siamese conjoined twins are born once in 250 thousand babies in the UK. Zayne and Zion's parents, Christian Moses, 35, and Primrose, 33, talk about the strong bond between the kids: one of the twins starts crying when the other is not around.
What do one-year-old Siamese twins who were separated by doctors look like?
What do one-year-old Siamese twins who were separated by doctors look like?
Primrose says the children have learned to crawl and say "Dada." Both twins are now home after spending many months in the hospital. Their mother stayed with them in London from birth, and Christian traveled to the couple's hometown of Middlesbrough to look after the older children, 6-year-old Joshua and 4-year-old Jonathan.
What do one-year-old Siamese twins who were separated by doctors look like?
What do one-year-old Siamese twins who were separated by doctors look like?
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