Stacy, a 32-year-old woman from Nigeria, became a mother for the first time in February 2019. She gave birth to twins, Daniel and David, who turned out to be very different. Both parents and their older daughter, 6-year-old Demilade, have dark skin, but one of the twins was born a red-haired albino with snowy white skin. Stacy, sharing their natural charm, showcases the adorable brothers on an Instagram account with over 21,000 followers.
Stacy had a cesarean section, and the surprise of the twins’ appearance amazed the doctors. The husband affectionately calls the albino twin “Mr. Golden,” expressing pure joy upon seeing his boys, considering them a divine gift.
Albinism, a hereditary condition caused by a lack of melanin affecting skin, hair, and eyes’ color, occurs across all ethnicities and races. The chances of being born with this trait range from 1 in 3,000 to 1 in 20,000.
Typically associated with skin and vision problems, albinos need careful health monitoring, but fortunately, David has no issues.
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