The oldest triplets in Britain look alike and often make jokes.

1, the oldest surviving triplets in Britain just celebrated their 83rd birthday last year. They live in harmony and live a very sweet life.

2. 1936, Margaret, Mary and muriel gave birth in Zhong Ziran with only 13. Since then, they have been very close, including those years when they worked in the same candy factory. Identical twins Margaret and Mary still live together and joke that muriel is the "strangest one" between them. Muriel said: "We always get along well, although the oldest Margaret (just 10 minutes and 3 seconds) sometimes thinks she is the boss.

3. 1936, multiple births are very rare, so people think that all three children are very lucky to survive. Margaret 5 lbs 10 oz, Mary 4 lbs 10 oz, and Muriel 5 lbs/8 oz. Their mother Eva has three children. When they grow up, she dresses them in the same clothes. Muriel said, "When I was a teenager, I started to dress differently. I am a little rebellious. " After leaving school, the girls found jobs in a candy factory in their hometown of Sheffield.

When muriel fell in love in 1950s, the three sisters separated for the first time. On a family vacation, muriel ran into her fiance Roger Chipfield ... on the porch of the playground. The couple live in Salhouse, Norfolk, England, and have four children and three grandchildren.

5. Stay-at-home mom muriel and Roger spent many happy hours together until Roger died in 20 15. Margaret and Mary stayed at Sheffield's home and continued to work in the factory. The two sisters have never been married, and they are still inseparable. Margaret said, "I love my life with my sisters, and I have very good memories of our childhood. We don't fight very often. Mary and I often talk to muriel on the phone. "

6. Over the years, triplets with the same surname and birth date have caused some problems. For example, it is always difficult to get prescriptions in hospitals. Once, the bank deposited all the money in an elder sister's account. Mary said, "It's nice to have triplets. We spent our whole lives together. "