13 Years Later: The “Most Beautiful Twins in the World” Are All Grown Up

13 Years Later: The “Most Beautiful Twins in the World” Are All Grown Up
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Once crowned the “most beautiful twins in the world,” Ava and Leah Clements are now teenage influencers with over 1.8M Instagram followers. See how their lives have changed.

Thirteen years ago, Ava and Leah Clements were called the “most beautiful twins in the world.” Today, they’re not only still stunning but have built a massive online following—over 1.8 million Instagram fans.

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From Viral Sensation to Teen Influencers
Their Instagram journey began in 2017, managed by their mom, Jaqi Clements. Within just six months, their follower count skyrocketed to 150,000—helped in part by a Daily Mail feature that went viral. From there, opportunities rolled in, from brand partnerships to international recognition.

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Life in the Spotlight
In the past year, Ava and Leah have enjoyed private shopping trips, luxury brand gifts, and fan meet-and-greets. But they say the best part of this journey has been the friendships they’ve made along the way.

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Their mom keeps them grounded by balancing school and work. Photo shoots and collaborations are planned for weekends or after school, and a teacher is always on set during agency jobs.

Balancing Fame and Normal Life
The twins often travel from their home to Los Angeles for modeling jobs—sometimes two hours each way. Their mom makes sure to include fun stops for lunch, dinner, or outings with friends to keep things lighthearted.

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On regular days, the girls attend school, swim and dance classes, or play outside with friends in their neighborhood—proving they’re still regular kids at heart despite their growing fame.

The Lucky Year That Changed Everything
When Ava and Leah turned 7, Jaqi decided it was the perfect time to sign them with a modeling agency—not just because seven is considered a lucky number, but because she had a gut feeling it would be a turning point. She was right—their careers took off, and they haven’t looked back since.

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