Twin sisters give birth at same hospital on the same day

Twin sisters Stephanie Edginton and Nicole Montgomery each welcomed baby girls minutes apart on Monday.

The Voorhees, New Jersey, hospital where Cora and Lousia were born posted a photo of the little ones on Facebook, where the special news first took off.

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The babies were born six minutes apart at Virtua Hospital.

"We actually had a doctor's appointment today because we were due on Friday, so we got there and they were like 'you have to go to the hospital' and we get a call that Nicole and Rich are on their way, too," Edginton told WPVI.

The twin sisters themselves were born three minutes apart.

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