Sweet Valley High twins Cynthia and Brittany Daniel drove fans wild with a timeless photo that took place decades after they rose to fame in the 1990s.
The 47-year-old sisters shot to fame after starring as Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield in the 1990s TV series.
And nearly thirty years after taking the spotlight on the teen show in 1994, Cynthia and Brittany looked as youthful as ever in a photo on their shared Instagram page.
In no time, the sisters could be seen posing side-by-side, with Brittany donning a black T-shirt as her silver locks fell over her shoulders.
While Cynthia pins up her blonde locks while looking fabulous in a white crop top.
Just the way they were: Sweet Valley High twins Cynthia and Brittany Daniel drove fans wild with a timeless photo taken decades after they rose to fame in the ’90s (pictured in 1994)
The ladies even wore matching blue beaded necklaces as they posed for the photo detailing their favorite non-invasive beauty treatments.
And fans were quick to respond when they talked about how amazing the twins looked.
The most beautiful girls in the world. Perfect, diamonds on earth,” someone commented.
While another fan simply said, “Beautiful ❤️ ❤️ ❤️.”
“Stunning women,” commented a third impressed follower.
“Great photo of you both. I was a huge fan of your show Sweet Valley High in the 90’s I’m an adult now but I still sometimes watch the reruns of the show on YouTube I still love it it takes me back to my childhood said a fourth.
With another person adding, “My two favorite ladies.”
Cynthia and Brittany starred in the American teen comedy-drama loosely based on Francine Pascal’s 1994-1997 book series of the same name.
Looking great! Nearly 30 years after taking the spotlight on the 1994 teen show, Cynthia and Brittany looked as youthful as ever in a photo on their shared Instagram page.
And while Cynthia gave up acting for a career in photography after Sweet Valley High, Brittany stayed in the spotlight with other TV roles.
She then played Eve Witman for a brief stint on Dawson’s Creek and appeared on other shows including The Game and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
The Florida native also ventured into movies like White Chicks, Joe Dirt, Joe Dirt 2.
Fame: The sisters, 47, rose to fame after starring as Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield in the 1990s TV series (pictured in 2001)
Nostalgia: Cynthia and Brittany starred in the American teen comedy-drama loosely based on Francine Pascal’s 1994-1997 book series of the same name (the cast pictured in 1994)
Last year, Brittany revealed she had a baby with the help of her twin sister Cynthia’s donor egg after cancer left her unable to conceive on her own.
After a horrific battle with stage IV non-Hodgkin lymphoma, Brittany was told she might never be able to have children. And then her twin sister Cynthia intervened.
According to Cynthia, it was a no-brainer to donate her eggs to her twin sister, with whom she “already shared everything.”
“I saw it as a simple gift I could give her. I know Brittany would do it for me in a split second. And we’ve always shared everything, so why not this?’ Cynthia told People magazine during a recent interview.
“We are so intertwined. Everything that’s hers is mine and everything that’s mine is hers,” Brittany added.
Brittany and her husband, Adam Touni, welcomed their daughter, Hope Rose Touni, on October 24, 2021.
While Cynthia and her husband, Yellowstone star Cole Hauser, share three children of their own: Ryland, 18, Colt, 14, and Steely, nine.
“I always thought I’d be the first to get married and start a family,” Brittany admitted. “But I was serious about my career and I was having a good time.”
Baby Joy: Last year, Brittany revealed she had a baby using her twin sister Cynthia’s donor egg after cancer prevented her from getting pregnant on her own
Help: After a horrific battle with stage IV non-Hodgkin lymphoma, Brittany (left) was told she might never be able to have children. That’s when her twin brother, Cynthia (right), stepped in
Miracle: Brittany and her husband, Adam Touni, welcomed their daughter, Hope Rose Touni, on October 24, 2021
However, that came to an end when she was cancer was diagnosed in 2011. Cynthia recalled wondering at the time, “Am I going to lose my sister?”
She added, “She was so strong, but it was so hard to watch.”
Brittany underwent six months of intensive chemotherapy and made a full recovery, but after going through that, she says her outlook on life changed.
“I remember thinking I had a new lease on life,” she said. “I was ready to find a partner and have a child.”
Parents: Cynthia has two sons, Ryland and Colt, and a daughter, Steely Rose, with her husband, Yellowstone star Cole Hauser (pictured in 2019)
Sister bond: According to Cynthia, it was a no-brainer to donate her eggs to her twin sister, with whom she “already shared everything.” Brittany is pictured with Hope
Close: ‘We are so intertwined. Everything that’s hers is mine and everything that’s mine is hers,” said Brittany (pictured with Hope).
Unfortunately, she was told that as a result of the chemotherapy, all her eggs had been reduced, so she could not conceive on her own.
She then approached Cynthia, who “didn’t hesitate.” But unfortunately, Brittany and her husband had three failed attempts at in vitro fertilization (IVF) with Cynthia’s eggs.
Discouraged, Brittany said she was beginning to think she was “never going to be a mother in this life.”
They then decided to use a surrogate with Cynthia’s egg – and it was successful. And when Hope was born last fall, Brittany said the whole room “screamed” because they “all knew what they’d been through.”