IT TAKES two

TWINS AMRON AND GEOVANNA SIEBRITZ MADE TIKTOK'S TOP-TEN LIST OF CONTENT CREATORS IN SA RECENTLY, AND FOR YOUNG WOMEN OF COLOUR, THAT'S NO SMALL FEAT. THE DUO CHATS TO US ABOUT THEIR BUDDING CAREERS AND WHY REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN OF COLOUR IS SO IMPORTANT TO THEM

Naturally, these two are joined at the hip, sharing clothes and friends and reaching notable milestones together. Today, they're seen all over South Africa, whether it be in trending fashion campaigns, viral TikTok videos, or at praise-and-worship events with their church family. It's safe to say that these two inspiring ladies never miss out on a single moment of each other's lives.

SISTER, SISTER!

"We were besties since birth. We never liked being apart for too long, but that doesn't mean we never fought", the two joke at first. "We fought all the time but made up literally minutes after. We always had each other's backs - and best believe that if anyone messed with the one twin, they had to deal with the other!" 

Over the years, Amron and Geo have forged a powerful sisterhood, a truly unbreakable bond where they've promised to take care of each other till the very end. And even though Geo has married and become a mom to a baby boy, the two believe in always making time for one another and making their dreams come true as a unit.

With both ladies listing quality time as their love language, we asked them to share their plans for Valentine's Day. "This year for the month of love we will have our usual sister lunch date to celebrate and maybe watch some good old chick flicks together. That's always been our thing", the two express.

WOMEN ON A MISSION

Something extremely close to their hearts is empowering South African women of colour, especially those in coloured communities, who are continuously marginalised and facing injustice on multiple levels. "It's not easy being a woman of colour", the twins express. "So, we want our success to be encouraging to women - especially women of colour. It's proof that anything is possible if you work at it and fight for what's right."