Meet the twin grandmas who have worn matching outfits every day since there were children
- 6 months ago
Meet the twin grandmas who are best friends and have worn matching outfits every day since there were children.
Anne McQueen and Susan Briggs, both 84, love dressing the same to express their close friendship, which they have shared their whole life.
The sisters don't exactly match every day but make sure to at least wear the same color.
Anne and Susan, both retired teachers, have four children each and live a 10-minute drive from each other in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
The sisters love each other's company and spend all their time together, talking and looking after their cats.
They said: "We have always been great friends.
"We get in the occasional sibling arguments but it’s never long before we are best friends again."
The sisters have the same taste in fashion which makes it easier to buy clothes.
Anne and Susan also always buy their outfits in twos to make sure they'll always be matching.
They said: "We love to wear the same clothes. We are always in the same clothes or if not the same clothes, the same color.
"We have all the same taste in fashion so whenever one of us buys something we buy it for the other twin also."
The pair often get reactions from strangers - whether it's in public or online - with many expressing their surprise at seeing elderly twins with matching outfits.
They said: "Most people have never seen old twins before. Identical twins were very rare back in the day.
"When people see us together there is always a lot of staring.
"People always stop and stare at us and just smile and want to talk to us because we are little matching old lady twins.
"We just laugh, smile and wave back."
Their grandson-in-law Michael Metcalfe has been featuring the pair on his TikTok account, with videos reaching more than 17 million views.
As 84-year-olds, online fame has surprised them but they love it.
They explained: "We are too old to know how to work social media. But it sure has been fun.
"We haven’t really interacted with anyone online because we don’t know how to do TikTok.
"We just let our cute grandson-in-law do the interacting for us."
Anne McQueen and Susan Briggs, both 84, love dressing the same to express their close friendship, which they have shared their whole life.
The sisters don't exactly match every day but make sure to at least wear the same color.
Anne and Susan, both retired teachers, have four children each and live a 10-minute drive from each other in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
The sisters love each other's company and spend all their time together, talking and looking after their cats.
They said: "We have always been great friends.
"We get in the occasional sibling arguments but it’s never long before we are best friends again."
The sisters have the same taste in fashion which makes it easier to buy clothes.
Anne and Susan also always buy their outfits in twos to make sure they'll always be matching.
They said: "We love to wear the same clothes. We are always in the same clothes or if not the same clothes, the same color.
"We have all the same taste in fashion so whenever one of us buys something we buy it for the other twin also."
The pair often get reactions from strangers - whether it's in public or online - with many expressing their surprise at seeing elderly twins with matching outfits.
They said: "Most people have never seen old twins before. Identical twins were very rare back in the day.
"When people see us together there is always a lot of staring.
"People always stop and stare at us and just smile and want to talk to us because we are little matching old lady twins.
"We just laugh, smile and wave back."
Their grandson-in-law Michael Metcalfe has been featuring the pair on his TikTok account, with videos reaching more than 17 million views.
As 84-year-olds, online fame has surprised them but they love it.
They explained: "We are too old to know how to work social media. But it sure has been fun.
"We haven’t really interacted with anyone online because we don’t know how to do TikTok.
"We just let our cute grandson-in-law do the interacting for us."