Valeria and Camila, Instagram celebrities, have garnered a large social media following by presenting themselves as conjoined twins living a luxurious, influencer-style life.
Their page is full with bikini images, fashionable fun-filled adventures with friends, and informal Q&As, all of which mimic the content of numerous authors online. They’ve answered to questions about their relationships, dynamics, and more, attracting some fans who feel they’re seeing two sisters navigate life in a shared body.
However, as their fame spread, so did scepticism over their genuineness, leaving many people searching for the true tale behind the viral conjoined twins.
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Us Weekly breaks down everything you need to know about Valeria and Camila:
Valeria and Camila’s Instagram account launched in December 2025.
Valeria and Camila claim to be 25 years old and use she/her/them/them pronouns, according to their Instagram bio, which indicates they live in Miami. Camila has curlier hair, whilst Valeria has straighter hair. They have about 300,000 followers as of January 2026.
Valeria and Camila’s accounts reveal personal information about their lives.
In their Q&A highlights, they claim to be “born this way” and 5’10” tall. When asked about their biology, they replied, “We control either the left or right side.”
Valeria and Camila’s profile indicates that they wear outfits that are “tailor made.”
“We date as one, and both must be physically and emotionally attracted to the same guy. We tried dating separately, and it did not work out,” according to another Q&A presentation. “It’s more difficult to date as one since we don’t ALWAYS agree but, we make it work sometimes.”
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They also addressed to enquiries regarding the scar on their back seen in several images on their grid, saying, “Our spines were dangerously conjoined, so we’ve had a few surgeries and operations throughout our life after birth, and so we have our beauty scar.”
Valeria and Camila claimed to draw a single salary and work as accountants.
Valeria and Camila discussed being AI-generated.
“We move, we talk, and we are clearly not AI,” Camila stated in one video.
Vice is one of several magazines and news sites that have covered the viral twins and disputed their claims of authenticity, noting in a piece on February 2, 2026, “What distinguishes Valeria and Camila from other AI influencers is the absence of disclosure. Many virtual models make a strong statement about themselves, capitalising on the novelty of the situation.”
During an interview with NewsNation, a digital forensics expert reviewed Valeria and Camila’s Instagram accounts.So, the top three things that we look for are frame-to-frame changes, particularly in films,” digital forensics expert Jake Green stated on February 4, 2026. “As that frame moves to the next, we see lots of different changes throughout the scene, throughout the lighting.”
Green went on: “So I think that’s really at the end of the day… it’s about… the financial gain of the person who’s in control, whether it’s a real person or it’s some IT guy sitting in the closet.”
