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<\/p>\nLeah Rose and Ava Marie Clements celebrated their seventh birthday in 2017 by setting up an Instagram account that quickly gained a ton of followers who were in awe of their stunning beauty.<\/p>\n
The 14-year-old California sisters, who are sometimes referred to as the \u201cmost beautiful twins in the world,\u201d are well-known child models across the globe with an intriguing backstory that matches their heavenly appearance.<\/p>\n
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Jaqi Clements made the decision to share images of her identical twin girls, Leah and Ava, on social media in 2017. At first, the posts served only as a means of informing friends and family about their lives. However, the account gained popularity as soon as the internet noticed their exceptional beauty.<\/p>\n
People were drawn to their charm and inherent attractiveness, and soon after, companies and modeling agencies began contacting them. What started off as a straightforward Instagram page evolved into a potent tool that would completely change their lives.<\/p>\n
The mother of three says in a blog post, \u201cBefore creating an account for the girls, I hadn\u2019t used Instagram much.\u201d \u201cI wouldn\u2019t have known if 300,000 followers was a lot if you had asked me that question six months ago.\u201d<\/p>\n
With nearly 3 million Instagram and Facebook followers and prominent endorsement deals with companies like Nike, Disney, and Target, the twins have solidified their position as leading child models.<\/p>\n
Criticism<\/p>\n
The Clements family was heavily criticized by those who questioned the parents\u2019 choice to let Leah and Ava pursue modeling at such a young age, despite the glamour.<\/p>\n
Jaqi adamantly defended her decision, stating that the twins\u2019 dream of modeling was theirs and not something that was forced upon them. She made it clear that neither she nor her husband, Kevin, were making money off of their kids; rather, they were making personal financial sacrifices to help the girls pursue their passions.<\/p>\n
\u201cI didn\u2019t decide that my girls were going to start modeling, they did,\u201d Jaqi writes in response to the criticism. And I will wholeheartedly back their choice to pursue anything else if the time ever comes.<\/p>\n
Lifeline<\/p>\n
In October 2019, the Clements twins\u2019 Instagram account\u2014which had already amassed millions of followers as a result of their modeling success\u2014became their father\u2019s lifeline. Initially, the family viewed social media as a way to share the siblings\u2019 modeling adventure.<\/p>\n