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Who are the Dahm triplets? Here are new interesting details about her
Unless you are really familiar with them, telling identical twins apart can be very difficult. With triplets it becomes even more difficult. If you’ve never been tricked by triplets, you’ll never know the drill. The Dahm triplets are perhaps America’s most famous and loveable triplets. Nicole, Erica and Jaclyn Dahm got their start when they appeared in the December 1998 issue of Playboy magazine.
According to their interview, the brand is that they helped their parents tell them apart because Nicole and Erica got one and two tiny black ink tattoos on their butts, while Jaclyn got none. Let’s see the incredible women they grew up to be and more interesting details about them.
The Dahm triplets, biography
Nicole, Erica and Jaclyn Dahm, better known as The Dahm Triplets, were born on December 12, 1977 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States. Although not much is known about her early education, childhood, parents, or livelihood, we do know that her father bears the name. Bob Dahm and that they grew up in Jordan with an older sister named Lisa Dahm.
We also know that when telling the babies apart has been difficult, their parents opted to give them tattoos, an ink stain on their butt for Nicole the first, two for Erica the second and none for Jaclyn who is the youngest of the three. That way, their parents could easily tell them apart. Growing up, they had almost everything in common; clothes, friends and the like. They attended public schools wanting to be nurses. After high school, they all enrolled at the University of Minnesota.
Things changed in 1998 when she was polled in the December 1998 issue of Playboy magazine. They were the focus of Playmates for the Girls of the Big Ten, but they wouldn’t be the first. Five years earlier, the magazine featured The Trio from Rio; The amazing Brazilian triplets. Although the Dahm sisters were featured in several issues of Playboy, they only made the cover of Playboy Australia in the June 1999 issue.
The Dahm triplets have also appeared on episodes of The Doctors, which ran from August 2009 to May 2010. On the show, they discuss a variety of topics ranging from women’s fertility to breastfeeding issues. They also previously operated the website www.dahmgirls.com. However, it was closed in late 2004 and later replaced by jenx3. The name came from her initials. Again, this was only active for a short time.
They have also appeared in other internet posts, including a photo shoot of NASCAR racer Dale Earnhardt Jr. for the Playboy Cyber Club’s celebrity photographer. In response, the Dahm Triplets launched a now-defunct cooking website, Triplets Gourmet. They also opened a YouTube account with the same name “TripletsGourmet”. In their first video in 2008, they featured a collection of recipes and talked about the importance of freezing gourmet foods. So far this has been the only video on the site
Here are new interesting details about her
1. Fortune
As of early 2019, sources reveal that the Dahm triplets are worth a combined $12.5 million. Much of this stems from her successful showbiz career. These hardworking divas have dabbled in various projects including a food website.
2. Families and children
The Dahm triplets are all married and have children. Nicole, the eldest, married Michael Kelly and together they have a daughter, Charlize Elizabeth Kelly (born January 14, 2010) and a son, Channing Michael Kelly (born December 7, 2012). Erica married presenter Jay McGraw and together they have a daughter, Avery Elizabeth McGraw (born March 18, 2010) and a son, London Philip McGraw (born August 31, 2011). Jaclyn the Youngest married Billy Dolan and they have a daughter, Chanel Elizabeth Dolan (born February 3, 2010) and a son, Jagger Dolan (born November 3, 2013).
3. Height and body measurements
As earlier models, the Dahm triplets have a slim build. They are all 1.73 meters tall and weigh 52 kg with beautiful blue eyes and blonde hair. Your bust, waist and hips measure 34-25-34. And they are wearing a size 34C bra. The shoe and dress sizes are not known at this time.
