Jerry O'Connell revealed why he and Rebecca Romijn are keeping this very specific secret from their twins during the latest episode of 'The Talk'
During the Tuesday, March 19, episode of The Talk, the television host, 50, revealed that he and wife Rebecca Romijn, 51, won’t tell their daughters who was born first.
O’Connell explained that the couple made that decision after meeting a pair of twins right before their kids were born.”One of the twins was like, 'I'm a minute older than my sibling, I'm a minute older,’” he recounted. “And my wife said to me, ‘We're not going to tell them who's older’...we got it on their birth certificate to say they're born the same minute. So only my wife and I know.
When O’Connell and Romijn aren’t keeping their kids on their toes about their ages, they’re busy figuring out new and hilarious ways to embarrass them. On March 1, O’Connell took to X to share a car selfie of himself with Charlie and several of her classmates. “Picked up daughter from school. Offered ride to boy. Five piled in. Fun ride. Daughter mortified,” he wrote, before poking fun at the boys’ long locks. “I'm growing my hair out.
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