We’re triplets and look like bimbos – we get the exact same plastic surgery, match outfits and do the same make-up too
A FAMILY of triplets who love plastic surgery have revealed that having matching bodies is the most important thing to them.
Hannah, Katherine and Nadia Capasso will do whatever it takes to mirror each other and have matching lip fillers, facial fillers and nose jobs.
But ever since one sister got another boob augmentation, their busts do not match.
According to Katherine, she and Nadia are looking into surgeons because they “want to look the same” as Hannah.
The 27-year-olds have shut down trolls that call them “childish” because they feel “so lucky” to be born with built-in best friends.
The trio, who are from New York, even have their own “secret language”.
Speaking to Truly, Hannah said: “We do everything together, since we were born.
“Some people call us childish, some people call us immature, some people call us booby streamers.”
Their dazzling lifestyle could be mistaken for that of glamour models, but the triplets are actually into video games.
They dub themselves gamers by profession and livestream themselves playing a range of video games.
But the largely male-dominated industry means the triplets are subject to harsh criticism for their look.
When on camera, they wear tight dresses, full faces of makeup and make sure their cleavage is pushed up.
Within their glitzy shared wardrobe is diamante-lined corsets, metal bralettes, mesh skirts, patterned mini dresses and fishnet tights.
They also sport racy pyjamas, tight gym sets and lingerie as everyday clothes.
Hannah assured: “There’s more to us than meets the eye.”
Katherine added: “We just like to play around and play dress up.
“We don’t do it for guys, we do it for ourselves.”
The triplets started live streaming on gamer platform Twitch in lockdown and noticed their costume-esque outfits and enhanced bodies attracted a loyal fanbase.
However, the girls don’t get into relationship or go on dates because they want to stick together for the “rest of their lives”.
They added: “We do everything together.
“We’ve been doing everything since we were born, since the womb.
“And we are never going to separate or be apart from each other.”