Twins Separated at Birth in Georgia Reunite After Discovering Each Other on TikTok

Their reunion sheds light on a larger child trafficking scandal in Georgia, with thousands of babies reportedly stolen from hospitals and sold over decades.

Identical twin sisters Amy Khvitia and Ano Sartania, born in Georgia in 2002, were separated at birth and sold to different families as part of an illegal child adoption market.
The sisters discovered each other's existence years later through a TikTok video and a TV talent show, leading to their reunion.
Their birth mother, Aza, fell into a coma after giving birth and was told by hospital staff that the babies had died.
The twins' story sheds light on a larger issue in Georgia, where thousands of babies were stolen from hospitals and sold over decades, a scandal that remains largely unresolved.
In 2022, the Georgian government launched an investigation into historic child trafficking, but the cases are old and much of the data has been lost.