Identical triplets are rare, and they occur at a rate of 1 in 20 million or 30 million. These identicals, just like twins, come from the same fertilized egg that splits into separate embryos.

@tamaravanderent / TikTok "There is still a slight chance DCDA twins could be identical, but it's pretty rare and all depends on when the egg split," Vanderent said. "The doctors told us we'd only ...

resulting in fraternal triplets or one egg has split in 3 resulting in identical triplets or it can be a result of one set of twins and one single baby. While the high HCG level or increased ...

This weekend, triplets were born at Kaiser Permanente ... Their parents underwent IVF and say one of the two eggs split. This means two of them are identical twins, while the other is not.