The Last Part
The last part that they revealed on the show was their Scandinavian heritage. It came as a shock as well. Jaclyn and Erica both got 7.4%, whereas Nicole received 11.4% instead. This was much higher than what her sisters got. How confusing was that?
The Last Part
The three sisters, the doctors, the audience members, and the Inside Edition journalist were all in disbelief. How was such a thing even possible? It turns out that the DNA test kits could tell us a lot about DNA science in a way.
His Own Thoughts
The entire set was in a state of confusion by then. However, no one was more shocked than the triplets themselves. They did not know how it was even possible. Nicole said, “I’m surprised. I’m surprised because we came from the same egg and DNA. How are our ancestries different?” Dr. Travis Stork, one of the hosts, then expressed his doubts about the way the experiment was conducted.
His Own Thoughts
Its sounded like a marketing gimmick more than anything. He said that these tests should only be taken for fun instead of serious ancestral and ethnicity purposes. Inside Edition featured the story on the show with two other sets of triplets. They also tried out DNA test kids from other companies.
