Identical twins walk down Hollywood in same outfit while one naked to wear body paint

2018-06-20 18:08 Last Updated At：18:08

Who can tell the difference?

A pair of identical twins walked down Hollywood Boulevard in the same outfit while one of them just wore body paint instead of clothes.

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The twins Hannah and Leah Stacey, 25, worked with body painter Jen Seide, 49, and her 18-year-old daughter Kennedy Walsh, to see if people can realise one of them was wearing nuked.

In the video, the mother and daughter paint Hannah's body in the same outfit as Leah with a pair of faded jeans and a black, lacy tank top.

Four people walk down the street and ask the passersby to find out their difference after finishing painting. Most people focus on their facial identities before they tell the truth.

Two models invite them to touch and feel the texture of the painting material but most of them reject at first since they don't believe it. They are all amazed by it after noticing what on Hannah's skin was colouring material.

Some of can't even believe what they see because they think the clothes were too real.

Can you find the difference in the video?

José Ramírez reaches milestone, then scores winning run in Guardians' 4-3, 10-inning win over Twins

2025-05-02 07:27 Last Updated At：07:52

CLEVELAND (AP) — José Ramírez became the first player in Cleveland franchise history to reach 250 career homers and 250 steals and then scored the winning run in the 10th inning as the Guardians rallied for a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Thursday.

Ramírez's single drove in Steven Kwan to tie it at 3. Ramírez then stole second base to become the 24th player in major league history — and only active one — to reach the milestone.

After Kyle Manzardo was intentionally walked, pinch-hitter Angel Martínez hit a sharp grounder into right field off Justin Topa (1-2) to score Ramírez and give Cleveland its second walk-off win of the four-game series.

Kolby Allard (1-0) got the win as the Guardians took three games in the four-game set and went 6-4 on their 10-game homestand. There were two rain delays totaling 2 hours, 23 minutes on what was ironically Weather Education Day.

An 18-minute rain delay between the sixth and seventh innings ended up benefiting the Twins. Minnesota scored a pair of runs in the seventh and took advantage of Cleveland’s fielders struggling with damp conditions.

Harrison Bader led off the inning with an infield single after Cleveland third baseman Will Wilson slipped while fielding the grounder. Bader scored on an RBI single by Christian Vázquez after Noel slipped in right center.

Cleveland had the bases loaded with one out in the ninth, but was unable to convert when Jhoan Duran struck out Bo Naylor and Kwan.

Guardians outfielder Jhonkensy Noel hit a 450-foot home run in the fifth inning. The solo shot to left-center off Simeon Woods Richardson tied his longest homer at Progressive Field and marked the 12th time since MLB Statcast started in 2015 that a Cleveland batter had gone at least 450 feet deep at home.

Twins: Head to Boston for a weekend series. RHP Joe Ryan (2-2, 3.18 ERA) gets the call for Friday's opener.

Guardians: Begin a six-game road trip in Toronto on Friday. LHP Logan Allen (1-2, 4.21 ERA) looks to bounce back after allowing seven runs on Sunday against Boston.

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