From Surprise to Joy: The Story of Becki Allen’s Identical Triplets

The Joy and Challenge of Parenthood

I still remember the day we welcomed our firstborn—just four months ago. The joy mixed with the stress was overwhelming. Parenthood means putting your child’s needs before your own, 24/7. No feeling compares to becoming a parent.

But Becki Allen’s story is quite different — and truly extraordinary.

A Sh0cking Discovery

A few years after Becki had her first daughter, she got shocking news during her pregnancy. The doctors detected something incredibly rare—identical triplets. According to some statistics, cases like hers occur in just 1 out of 200 million pregnancies.

Becki and her family from Liverpool, England, were thrilled to grow their family. They expected triplets but never imagined three identical boys all at once!

Pregnancy Worries and Unexpected News

During pregnancy, Becki experienced severe headaches. Doctors ordered an ultrasound to ensure everything was fine.

“It was the biggest shock of my life!” Becki told the Liverpool Echo. “We have no history of triplets in our family, so it came completely out of the blue.”

Meet the Triplets: Roman, Rocco, and Rohan

They had a name ready for one child but not for three. So, they chose beautiful names for the boys—Roman, Rocco, and Rohan—known as the “Triple R.”

The boys arrived via Caesarean section at 31 weeks, weighing between 3 to 5 pounds. They spent several weeks in intensive care, which is common with multiples.

Fig.hting Strong and Growing Healthy

Triplets often face health challenges, sometimes life-thr**tening. Luckily, these boys proved to be fighters. They gained weight steadily and left the hospital after about a month.

Doctors said the boys weren’t completely identical, but DNA tests confirmed they are genetically identical—an extremely rare occurrence.

Unique Personalities Under Similar Looks

Becki shared, “When they sleep, they look the same. But each has a distinct personality.” All three have dark birthmarks between their eyebrows, with small differences. Roman’s is darker, and Rohan has an additional mark on his leg.

The Reality of Raising Triplets

Becki spends about $100 weekly on diapers alone, buying nearly 150 diapers and five packs of wipes each week. Being a full-time parent to three newborns is no easy task.

Their big sister Indiana loves her brothers and helps care for them. Becki said, “Indiana isn’t jealous at all, but I feel a bit sorry for her growing up with three little brothers!”