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3 women who used to be strangers discovered by chance on Twitter that they are cousins and their Twitter conversation has gone viral.
It began when Twitter user @nooksikamui shared a photo of her great-great-grandmother named Atelaite Fusikaunanga.
Another Twitter user, @letaua_, who travelled to Tonga for the first time last October realized that the photo looks familiar. During her trip to Tonga, she had seen a similar photo of the same woman in her father's house.
She shared the photo she found in Tongo and said the same woman is her great-great-grandma.
At first, in error, she said the woman is her father's older sister but corrected it and stated that she's her great-great-grandma.
But, it didn't end there. A third woman, @champagnenani_, saw the tweets and revealed that she's her great-great-grandmother too.
"What a small world! That’s my Great great grandmother too! Atelaite Fusi who my paternal grandmother is named after. I’m flipping out," she wrote.
She added: "I’m so mind blown at how we all share the same Great-great grandmother the same picture - three different times I love this!"
@nooksikamui, who shared the photo of the woman first, was excited to meet her cousins and she retweeted their tweets.
Twitter users are now calling for all three women to organize a hangout.
Below are a few Twitter reactions.
📎 The key is : Learn how to BE HAPPY BY YOURSELF FIRST. Because a human being that is happy on his/her own will never settle to be miserable with someone else. When you find happiness on your own then you will be able to spread it and share it with someone else. ... CRITIC ALSO 🖋️ spill TEA ☕ Easy on Shade 💣
It began when Twitter user @nooksikamui shared a photo of her great-great-grandmother named Atelaite Fusikaunanga.
Another Twitter user, @letaua_, who travelled to Tonga for the first time last October realized that the photo looks familiar. During her trip to Tonga, she had seen a similar photo of the same woman in her father's house.
She shared the photo she found in Tongo and said the same woman is her great-great-grandma.
At first, in error, she said the woman is her father's older sister but corrected it and stated that she's her great-great-grandma.
"What a small world! That’s my Great great grandmother too! Atelaite Fusi who my paternal grandmother is named after. I’m flipping out," she wrote.
She added: "I’m so mind blown at how we all share the same Great-great grandmother the same picture - three different times I love this!"
@nooksikamui, who shared the photo of the woman first, was excited to meet her cousins and she retweeted their tweets.
Twitter users are now calling for all three women to organize a hangout.
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