A Current Affair: Sept 1
ACA tonight hears from a WA couple who have given birth to quadruplets in the middle of a pandemic.
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A Current Affair tonight hears from a WA couple who have given birth to quadruplets in the middle of a pandemic.
They say the odds of quadruplets being born in Australia is a staggering one in 11-15 million. In fact, you are more likely to become an instant millionaire playing the lottery – so some may say that Natalie and Kahn are one lucky couple!
The West Australian couple got more than they bargained for when they were trying to fall pregnant and give their two-year-old daughter Kiana a sibling.
Instead, they were blessed with three little girls, Marley, Maddison and Frankee, plus a boy for good measure, Maioha.
No one would question having quadruplets is stressful, but what about having quads during a global pandemic?
In an A Current Affair television exclusive, the young couple say they’re taking it all in their stride.
“I look at our daughter, and if these four give us the love she gives us, it’s going to be amazing”, says Natalie.
A moment of joy in this bleak COVID-19 era, see what happens when a family of three become a family of seven, tonight on A Current Affair.
7pm tonight on Nine.