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Meet The Mom-Daughter Trio The Internet Can’t Tell Apart!

Darpan News Desk IANS, 06 Feb, 2016 01:43 PM
  • Meet The Mom-Daughter Trio The Internet Can’t Tell Apart!
Kaylan Mahomes, 16-year-old living in Indianapolis, USA, recently posted a picture on Instagram that has the world scratching its collective head. 
 
The photo featured her twin, Kyla, and their mother. However, the three look so much alike that everyone is still trying to figure out which is which! Can YOU tell?
 
The picture has been retweeted over 25,000 times and has garnered over
 
 
The three even opened an Instagram account ‘momtwinandme’ and uploaded a video with a clue.
 
 
Could you guess up till now? If not, here’s the big reveal. The mother is the one far left in the photo.
 

When your mom thinks it's a picture..lol #whosthemom ?🤔

A video posted by #momtwin&me 😊 (@momtwinandme) on

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