Identical twin sisters separated at birth finally meet after 30 years… only to decide they don’t like each other

Identical twin sisters who were separated at birth and met by chance online 30 years later have stopped talking after deciding they didn’t like each other.

Zhang Li and Cheng Keke, from Henan, China, met on social media in 2021 after noticing how similar they both looked.

While exchanging messages, the ladies discovered through a DNA test that they were identical twins and their families admitted that they were separated at birth.

The two reconnected and claimed they soon felt an incredible sisterly bond. However, this would soon turn into sibling rivalry.

Their story quickly went viral online in China and Li and Keke decided to use their fame and start an e-commerce business.

The two reconnected and claimed they soon felt an incredible sisterly bond. However, this would soon turn into sibling rivalry. Their relationship ultimately only lasted three years and so far they haven’t spoken to each other in six months

They worked together for the next few years, but their relationship was marked by frequent conflicts and disagreements.

Their relationship ultimately only lasted three years and so far they haven’t spoken to each other in six months.

According to slightly younger sister, Keke, Li often left without notice when they were livestreaming to promote their products, sometimes disappearing for two or three days at a time.

Keke said, “She never said anything when she left, and I could never find her. That’s not the working attitude I like.’

The situation worsened one evening when Li secretly moved all their shared belongings out of their rental apartment while Keke was away, leading to a major argument between them.

Although that dispute was resolved, lingering tensions remained.

Keke claims she always had to cover rent, meals and other daily expenses when they traveled for livestreaming events.

This despite the fact that her sister had promised that they would split the costs equally, which never happened.

From Li’s perspective, the two had very different personalities: she was straightforward, while her sister tended to bottle things up and indulge in “silent treatment.”

According to slightly younger sister, Keke (pictured), Li often left without notice when livestreaming to promote their products, sometimes disappearing for two or three days at a time.

From Li’s perspective (pictured), the two had very different personalities: she was straightforward, while her sister tended to bottle things up and indulge in “silent treatment.”

Li also blamed Keke for the failure of many of their livestreaming activities, stating that they had lost as much as 600,000 Chinese yuan (£65,000) over the years.

She said, “So I told her straight up that I wouldn’t be livestreaming with her anymore.”

After they could no longer live stream, Li decided to open a physical store in her hometown of Dengfeng.

Keke traveled there to support her sister, but their relationship eventually collapsed during a heated argument over the store’s management and the amount of investment each of them had contributed.

The relationship between the sisters, which was already tense, eventually broke down completely after another work-related argument in January 2023.

Li reportedly had an outburst and yelled at Keke, and although she later regretted it, Keke could not forgive her and never returned.

This incident six months ago was the last time the two sisters saw each other.