Ava and Leah Clements, who are identical twin sisters, joined Instagram on their seventh birthday in 2017. They had no idea that something big was going to happen in their lives. Because they were so stunningly beautiful and charming, the California twins became famous as child models around the world very quickly.
Their mum, Jaqi Clements, made the Instagram account so they could share news with family and friends. But people on the internet, modelling companies, and brands quickly became interested in the twins because they were so beautiful. A lot of people read the story, and the twins were called the “most beautiful twins in the world.”
As the twins’ fame grew, they teamed up with big names like Disney, Nike, and Target, making them even more well-known as kid models. These days, almost 3 million people follow them on Facebook and Instagram.
But the Clements family got bad reviews for letting the twins become models when they were so young. Jaqi supported their choice by saying that modelling was the twins’ love and not something that was forced on them. She made it clear that she and her husband Kevin were not making money off of the boys’ dreams.
In 2019, Kevin, the boys’ dad, was struck with T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoma. Their Instagram account saved his life. A lot of people reacted to the twins’ plea on their platform to find a bone marrow match for their dad. Kevin finally found a match in his brother Chris, but the overflow of support added a lot of people who might want to donate to the national register.
Ava and Leah are now beautiful 14-year-olds who still model, interact with their fans, and mix their great jobs with family, school, and advocacy. Their journey shows how hard they worked, how charming they were, and how much their family loved and supported them.
As Ava and Leah keep changing, they show that they are more than just pretty faces. Many people look up to them. Because they are so beautiful, have good hearts, and are so talented, these young stars will be shining for years to come.
