Harris family sextuplets of Birmingham, Alabama, have gained massive attention since their birth to their graduation from the Center Point High School in the United States.
The Birmingham family of sextuplets became a national sensation after their parents gave birth to them on July 8, 2002. They are also the first surviving African-American sextuplets.
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Diamond and Chris Harris welcomed their babies, four boys, Kaleb, Kobe, Kieran and Kyle two females, Kaylynne and Kiera, after they used fertility pills to get pregnant.
Diamond, who is a nurse, was prescribed fertility pills by her doctor, who told her and her husband not to get their hopes up.
However, Diamond became pregnant in a short while and the doctor excitedly told them it was twins. Later on, a sonogram showed them they were actually having five children.
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Diamond and Chris finally welcomed the first-ever surviving set of African American sextuplets on July 8, 2002.
They have been invited to different shows as people are thrilled by how they survived. They were even invited to the Oprah Winfrey's show.
The genius sextuplets are proud graduates of Center Point High School. They graduated the same day and have their future all planned out.
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