Woman with Double Uterus Gives Birth to Twins in Separate Uteri

In a rare one-in-50-million occurrence, each twin was born on a different day, one through vaginal delivery and the other via C-section.

Kelsey Hatcher, a woman with a rare condition called uterus didelphys or double uterus, gave birth to twin daughters, each in a separate uterus.
The twins, named Roxi and Rebel, were born on different days, December 19 and December 20 respectively, after 20 hours of labor.
Hatcher's condition is extremely rare, affecting only about 0.3% of the population, and the odds of a woman with this condition having a baby in each uterus are one in 50 million.
Despite the high-risk nature of the pregnancy, Hatcher's deliveries were routine, with Roxi being born vaginally and Rebel via C-section.
Hatcher and her husband now have five children, with the first three born from traditional pregnancies.