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Continue »Australian couple celebrate quintuplets world-first
A lesbian couple in Australia are celebrating a world-first after the birth of quintuplets. Twenty-seven year-old Melissa Keevers had donor insemination but no formal IVF fertility treatment – something which traditionally heighten chances of multiple conceptions – yet still successfully conceived the children naturally.
Beating odds of 60 million to one, Keevers and her partner Rosemary Nolan, 22, welcomed the two boys and three girls over the weekend.
According to the Daily Mail, the children's names are Charlie, Noah, Eireann, Evie and Abby.
Keevers and partner already have one-year-old Lilly, who was born via the same method.
Keevers has told Australia’s Woman’s Day magazine that the quins’ father is a 27-year-old dark-haired law student with good teeth and eyesight and a high IQ. He waived all rights to meet the children.
Under Queensland law, Nolan will not be legally recognised as a parent of the children.
A lesbian couple in Australia are celebrating a world-first after the birth of quintuplets. Twenty-seven year-old Melissa Keevers had donor insemination but no formal IVF fertility treatment – something which traditionally heighten chances of multiple conceptions – yet still successfully conceived the children naturally.
Beating odds of 60 million to one, Keevers and her partner Rosemary Nolan, 22, welcomed the two boys and three girls over the weekend.
According to the Daily Mail, the children's names are Charlie, Noah, Eireann, Evie and Abby.
Keevers and partner already have one-year-old Lilly, who was born via the same method.
Keevers has told Australia’s Woman’s Day magazine that the quins’ father is a 27-year-old dark-haired law student with good teeth and eyesight and a high IQ. He waived all rights to meet the children.
Under Queensland law, Nolan will not be legally recognised as a parent of the children.
