A pregnant American woman known for having two uteruses and two cervixes gave birth to two healthy girls. This development was reported by a local television outlet identified as WV™ 13.
The report describes Kelsey Hatcher as the carrier of a birth defect that results in a doubled uterus. Despite this medical condition, she went on to become a mother several times, including a recent pregnancy involving twins across separate wombs, which left clinicians and observers astonished.
Medical experts note that such occurrences are exceedingly rare, with estimates suggesting a probability around one in a million. Hatcher’s labor spanned roughly 20 hours; the first child was delivered vaginally, while the second required a cesarean section to assist delivery.
In November, MedicalXpress documented a case in which a woman born with two wombs became pregnant with twins, each child developing in a different uterus.
Reports later described additional details about the condition, including prior documentation of a woman born with two vaginas and two uteruses who has experienced multiple menstrual cycles in unusual patterns.