The first-ever surviving set of African-American sextuplets have graduated from high school, with all six gearing up to continue their education in the fall.

Chris and Diamond Harris from Birmingham, Alabama welcomed their six babies in 2002, with Diamond delivering via C-section at 26.5 weeks.

Nearly 18 years later, the odds-defying children are all grown up and officially high school graduates, and achievement they celebrated together last week.

‘The morning of the ceremony, I sat in bed looking at their baby pictures and felt depressed,’ Diamond, 45, told Today. “It’s going to be too quiet.”

“These kids have been my life for almost 18 years. They have been my reason,’ added Chris, 46. ‘I keep reminding myself it’s just going to be different, but everything will be OK.“

The sextuplets turn 18 on July 8, and the next month, they’ll pack for the next stages in their lives.

Photos: https://www.ngtimes.net/2020/09/beautiful-photos-first-surviving-african-american-sextuplets.html

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