Mali Couple Who Gave Birth to Nine Children Celebrate Their Fourth Birthday

 Today marks a remarkable milestone for Malian couple Halima Cissé and Abdelkader Arby, as their famous nonuplets celebrate their fourth birthday.

The nine children continue to capture hearts around the world for being the first set of nonuplets known to survive birth.

According to Guinness World Records, the siblings made history as the most children delivered in a single birth to survive.

Born prematurely at 30 weeks via cesarean section in Morocco, the babies five girls and four boys required extensive neonatal care in their early months.

Their survival was hailed as a medical marvel and a testament to the efforts of the healthcare team.

New photos shared by Guinness World Records show the children thriving, happy, and full of life. They also have an older sister, Arby, who is now six years old. The family’s story continues to inspire people across the globe.

This birthday is a celebration not only of their lives but also of the love and resilience shown by their parents. Well-wishers around the world have sent messages of joy and admiration to the family on this extraordinary occasion.