Twins in Reality Television
- Ali and Aleeah Simms (2009–)
- Cara and Mady (Madelyn) Gosselin (2000–)
- Jana and John-David Duggar (1990–)
- Jedidiah and Jeremiah Duggar (1998–)
- Leigh and Leslie Keno (1957–)
- Raghu Ram and Rajiv Laxman (1975–)
- Sam and Amanda Marchant (1988–)
- Adria Montgomery-Klein and Natalie Montgomery-Carroll (1974–)
- Becky and Jessie O'Donohue (1980–)
- Gary and Larry Lane (1975- )
- Amanda and Michelle Babin (2006-)
- Elza and Nellie Jenkins (2010-)
- Danielle and Gabrielle Victor (1988-)
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