Having spontaneous identical quadruplets is so rare, occurring anywhere from 1 in 11 million to 1 in 15 million live births.
So you could say Jenny Marr and husband Chris Marr were quite surprised to find out they had identical quadruplets on the way!
"The tech — who was doing the initial (scan) — she gave me a funny look. We were like, 'Oh what's going on now?' We got worried again,'" Chris told TODAY. "She was really cute. She said, 'I'm not supposed to say this, but y'all got four babies.'"
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