Over 25 Years Separated: Twins Find Each Other On Youtube

Their names are Anais Bordier and Samantha Futerman. CNN reports that Anais, adopted in early childhood, found her twin sister through YouTube network. They haven’t seen each other for over 25 years. In fact, neither of them did know about the existence of the other. Two girls, had same hair style as kids, both hate boiled carrot and adore same nail polish color.

Anais Bordier grew up in France. She studied in London when her acquaintance shared a YouTube link of a movie trailer (“21 and Over”). It was Anais recorded there, but after a close watching, the girl was taken aback because she’s never been filmed in that surrounding.

Surprised and deeply astonished at the same time, Anais made up her mind to find out more about her ringer filmed in the movie trailer. So she did research on the net and learned that her ringer’s name was Samantha Futerman, and she was a young actress from America.

After a month of hesitation, Anais worked up the nerve and messaged Samantha Futerman on Facebook. The American girl was just a well shocked as Anais herself. Despite the fact that they reside on different continents, young women met and took DNA test. It turned out that they both were born in Seoul on November 19th, 1987. Separated at birth, Samantha was adopted by American parents while Anais was taken to France. DNA test confirmed the obvious – the girls were twin sisters. Their birth mother, however, didn’t leave them a slim hope to track her. Nevertheless, the twin girls feel happy to find each other.

“This is incredible to feel that you have someone in this world. I feel so protected now” share the reunited sisters. They even created a documentary of their story.