List of sibling pairs

Last updated January 04, 2025

This list of sibling pairs includes certain twins, provided they have at least one additional older or younger sibling, with also mentioned their reason of fame. Siblings are arranged alphabetically by last name; listed from oldest to youngest.

A

Ben and Casey Affleck; actor/director/producer/writer and actor, respectively
Robert and Tom Aikens; chefs, twins
Marv, Steve and Al Albert; sportscasters
Mabel and Jack Albertson; actors
Lily and Ruby Aldridge; models
Muhammad and Rahaman Ali; professional boxers
Lily and Alfie Allen; singer and actor, respectively
Phylicia Rashad and Debbie Allen; actresses (Debbie is also a singer, dancer and choreographer)
Duane and Gregg Allman; musicians, forming the Allman Brothers Band
Hamit and Halil Altintop; German-Turkish football players, twins
Don and Jim Ameche; actors
George and Red Amick; race car drivers
Dana Andrews and Steve Forrest; actors
LaVerne, Maxene and Patty Andrews; singers in The Andrews Sisters
Claude and Nicolas Anelka; French football agent and football player, respectively
Steve and Devon Aoki; DJ/producer and model/actress, respectively, half-brother and sister, children of Rocky Aoki
Kim and Melanie Appleby; singers, forming pop-duo Mel & Kim
Natalie and Nicole Appleton; singers, members of All Saints
Lucie and Desi Arnaz, Jr.; actor-singer and actor-musician, respectively (children of Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball)
James Arness and Peter Graves; actors
Stefan and Alison Arngrim; actors (children of actress Norma MacMillan and talent manager Thor Arngrim)
Rosanna, Patricia, Alexis and David Arquette; actors
Ron and Scott Asheton; musicians, members of The Stooges
Adele and Fred Astaire; actors, singers, dancers
Sean and Mackenzie Astin; actors (sons of actors Patty Duke and John Astin)
Dan and Peter Aykroyd; actors and comedians

B

Wilhelm Friedemann, Carl Philipp Emanuel, Johann Christoph Friedrich and Johann Christian Bach; sons of composer Johann Sebastian Bach who also had musical careers
Francis Edward, Walter and Constance Bache, composer-musician, pianist-conductor and, composer-pianist-teacher, respectively
Randy, Tim and Robbie Bachman; musicians and founders of Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Michael and Kevin Bacon; composer-musician and actor, respectively
John and Mary Badham; motion picture-director and actress, respectively
Chloe and Halle Bailey; singers and actresses
Dan and Dragoș Balauru; Romanian football players
Alec, Daniel, William and Stephen Baldwin; actors
Ashley and Jordan Banjo; dancers
Lionel, Ethel and John Barrymore; actors
Justine and Jason Bateman; actors
Skip and Rick Bayless; sports columnist and chef, respectively
Shirley MacLaine and Warren Beatty; actors
Daniel and Natasha Bedingfield; musicians
Noah Sr. and Wallace Beery; actors
Robert and Ronald Bell; musicians, members of Kool & The Gang
Brie and Nikki Bella; professional female wrestlers and models, identical twins, known as The Bella Twins
Howard and David Bellamy; musicians
John and James Belushi; actors and comedians
Sven and Lars Bender; German football players, twins
Constance and Joan Bennett; actresses
Jonas, Malin and Jenny Berggren; musicians, founding members of Ace of Base
Melissa Michaelsen and Peter Billingsley; actors
Brian, Scott and Mike Bloom; actors and musician, respectively
Kevin-Prince and Jérôme Boateng; German-Ghanaian football players
Martin and Bobby Boer; founders of the band 2 Brothers on the 4th Floor
Frank and Ronald de Boer; football (soccer) players, football coach and analytic, respectively, identical twins
Havard and Hege Bøkko; Norwegian ice speedskaters
Napoleon and Louis Napoleon Bonaparte; historic French politicians
Flesh and Layzie Bone; rappers, members of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
Edwin and John Wilkes Booth; actors
Olivia, twins Jonathan and Kevin and Dylan Borlée; Belgian athletes
Ben and Eric Bostrom; motorcycle racers
Timothy, Joseph, Sam and Ben Bottoms; actors
Nadia and Lili Boulanger; composer/pedagogue and composer, respectively
Larry and Laurent Bourgeois; French dancers and choreographers known as Les Twins
Geoff, Gary and David Brabham; Australian race car drivers, sons of Formula One champion Jack Brabham
Elizabeth and Lorraine Bracco; actresses
Ernesto and Vittorio Brambilla; motorcycle racer/race car driver and Formula One racer, respectively
Jocelyn and Marlon Brando; actors
Toni, Traci, Towanda, Trina and Tamar Braxton; singers, also known as The Braxtons
Nicholas Brendon and Kelly Donovan; actors, identical twins
Spencer and Abigail Breslin; actors
Jimmy and Todd Bridges; actors
Beau and Jeff Bridges; actors, sons of actor Lloyd Bridges
Jay and Mark Briscoe; professional wrestlers (real surname Pugh)
Sthefany and Kayky Brito; actors
Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë; authors
Sandra and Gesine Bullock; actress and pastry chef, respectively
Pavel and Valeri Bure; ice hockey players
Kurt and Kyle Busch; NASCAR Sprint Cup race drivers
George; 43rd President of the United States, Jeb; Florida governor, Neil; businessman, Marvin; businessman and Dorothy Bush; author (children of U. S. President George H. W. Bush and First Lady Barbara Bush)
Jenna and Barbara Bush; authors and respectively correspondent and businesswoman (fraternal twin daughters of U.S. president George Bush and First Lady Laura Bush)
Win and Will Butler; singer-songwriter and musician, respectively

C

James and Jeanne Cagney; actors
Kirk and Candace Cameron; actors
Frank and Joseph Campanella; actors
Christian and Neve Campbell; actors
Richard and Karen Carpenter; musical duo known as The Carpenters
David; Christopher; Keith; and Robert Carradine; actors and vice president of Walt Disney Engineering, respectively, sons of John Carradine
Peter and Kitty Carruthers; figure-skaters
Nick and Aaron Carter; singers
Veronica and Angela Cartwright; actresses
Gerald and Bob Casale; musicians, members of Devo
Louise and Adriana Caselotti; opera singer and (voice) actress, respectively
David and half-brothers Shaun, Patrick and Ryan Cassidy; musician/actor, musician/actor/director, actors, respectively (sons of actor Jack Cassidy; all but David, also son's of actress Shirley Jones)
Dean and Dan Caten; fashion-designer duo known as Dsquared2, identical twins
Pauline and Timothée Chalamet; actors
Caleb and Brian Chan; tv and film music composers
Sydney and Charlie Chaplin; actor and actor-filmmaker-composer, respectively
Jermall and Jermell Charlo; professional boxers, twins
Jack and Bobby Charlton; English footballers
Maksim and Valentin Chmerkovskiy; dancers
Jimmy and Steve Clark; tapdancers, known as The Clark Brothers
Joel and Ethan Coen; filmmakers
Catfish and Bootsy Collins; musicians
Joan and Jackie Collins; actress and novelist, respectively
Sean and Neil Connery; actors
Daisy May and Charlie Cooper; actors
Roman and Sofia Coppola; filmmakers, children of Francis Ford and Eleanor Coppola
Francis Ford Coppola and Talia Shire; film director and actress, respectively
Tim and Tom Coronel; rally drivers, identical twins
Penelope and Monica Cruz; actors
Macaulay, Kieran and Rory Culkin; actors
Andrew and Chris Cuomo; politician and news anchor, respectively
Sondra and twins Cherie and Marie Currie; actresses, Cherie and Marie also musicians, singers, artists, authors; daughters of actress Marie Harmon
Stephen and Seth Curry; basketball players
Sinéad, Sorcha, Niamh, and Catherine Cusack; actors (children of Cyril and Maureen Cusack)
Ann, Joan and John Cusack; actors
Brandi, Trace, Miley and Noah Cyrus; singers and musicians

D

Tyne and Tim Daly; actors
Brittany and Cynthia Daniel; actresses, twins
Mychael and Jeff Danna; film music composers
Ray and Dave Davies; musicians, members of The Kinks
Tamasin and Daniel Day-Lewis; chef/food critic and actor, respectively
Bunny, Bobby, Tommy, Randy, Mark, El, James and Chico DeBarge; musicians and singers
Kim and Kelley Deal; gitarists, twins
Dizzy and Daffy Dean; baseball players
Vance and Ellen DeGeneres; actor/comedian and talkshow host/actor/comedian, respectively
DeVante Swing and Dalvin DeGrate; musicians, members of Jodeci
Poppy and Cara Delevingne; models and actress, respectively
Natasia and Jamie Demetriou; comedians and actors
Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine; actresses
Emily and Zooey Deschanel; actresses, daughters of cinematographer Caleb Deschanel
Donna de Varona and Joanna Kerns; swimmer and actress, respectively
Chico and Enrique Díaz; actors
Matt and Kevin Dillon; actors
Joe and Dom DiMaggio; baseball players
Magnus and Candida Doyle; musicians, members of Pulp
Karin and Olof Dreijer; musicians, members of The Knife
Mircea and Virgil Dridea; Romanian footballers
Jannie and Bismarck du Plessis; South Africa international rugby players
Hilary and Jacqueline du Pré; British flautist/memoirist and cellist, respectively
Paul and Isabelle Duchesnay; World champion French ice dancers
Haylie and Hilary Duff; singers, actresses
Matt and Ross Duffer; television- and filmmaker duo, also known as The Duffer Brothers, twins
Nora and Kevin Dunn; actors
Griffin and Dominique Dunne; actors, children of author Dominick Dunne
Nate and Eliza Dushku; actors

E

Buddy and Vilma Ebsen; actors and dancers
Bob Einstein (AKA Super Dave Osborne) and Albert Brooks; actors/comedians/writers, sons of Parkyakarkus
Richard and Danny Elfman; filmmaker and film composer/member of Oingo Boingo, respectively
Michael Elias and Ruth Rogers; screenwriter and chef, respectively
David, Viktor and Rasmus Elm; Swedish football players
Ezekiel, Rahm and Ari Emanuel; oncologist/bioethicist, politician, and talent agent, respectively
Nora and Delia Ephron; writer/filmmaker and author/screenwriter, respectively
Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein; screenwriters, identical twins
Phil and Tony Esposito; ice hockey players
Emilio Estevez, Ramon Estevez, Charlie Sheen (born Carlos Estevez) and Renée Estevez; actors and directors, children of Martin Sheen (born Ramón Antonio Gerardo Estévez)
Robin, Kevin and Duane Eubanks; jazz musicians
Chris and Scott Evans; actors
Max and Thom Evans; rugby players
Deborah and Carlos Evelyn; actors
Don and Phil Everly, singers of the Everly Brothers

F

Teo and Corrado Fabi; Italian race car drivers
Fred and Richard Fairbrass; musicians and singers, members of Right Said Fred
Cynthia and Débora Falabella; actors
Dakota and Elle Fanning; actresses
Chris, Kevin and John P. Farley; comedians/actors
Vera and Taissa Farmiga; actresses
Josh and Zac Farro; musicians, ex-members of Paramore
Jonathan and Joshua Fatu; professional wrestlers, better known as The Usos, twins
Mindy and Corey Feldman; singer-actors
Rio and Anton Ferdinand; football players
Ralph and Joseph Fiennes; actors
Tim and Neil Finn; musicians, members of Split Enz and Crowded House
Wilson and Emerson Fittipaldi; racing driver/Formula One team owner and Formula One champion, respectively
Pietro and Enzo Fittipaldi; race car drivers, grandsons of Emerson Fittipaldi
Max and Dave Fleischer; animators
Giovanna Fletcher and Mario Falcone; author and television personality, respectively
Andy and Grant Flower; Zimbabwe cricketers
Tom and John Fogerty; guitarist and singer of the band Creedance Clearwater Revival
Jane and Peter Fonda; actors, children of actor Henry Fonda
Ben and Jon Foster; actor and musician/actor, respectively
Buddy and Jodie Foster; actors
Edward and James Fox; actors
Emilia and Freddie Fox; actors, children of Edward Fox, niece and nephew of James Fox
Laurence and Jack Fox; actors, sons of James Fox, nephews of Edward Fox
James, Tom and Dave Franco; actors
Lucian and Clement Freud; artist and politician/chef/broadcaster, respectively
Meeno Peluce and Soleil Moon Frye, actors, half-brother and -sister
István and Lóránd Fülöp; Romanian footballers of Hungarian ethnicity
Tyson and Tommy Fury; boxers

G

Magda, Zsa-Zsa and Eva Gabor; actresses and socialites
Noel and Liam Gallagher; musicians, former members of Oasis
Rosana and Isabela Garcia; actors
Leif Garrett and Dawn Lyn; actors
Peaches and Pixie Geldof; columnist/television personality/model and model/singer, respectively, daughters of Bob Geldof
Presley and Kaia Gerber; models, children of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber
Ira and George Gershwin; lyricist and composer, respectively
Barry, twins Robin and Maurice, and Andy Gibb; musicians, founding members of the Bee Gees
Melissa, Jonathan and Sara Gilbert; actors
Lillian and Dorothy Gish; actors
Parry and Lloyd Glasspool; actor and tennis player, respectively
Rosane and Betty Gofman; actors
Tracey and Missy Gold; actors
Cuba and Omar Gooding; actors (sons of jazz musician Cuba Gooding Sr.)
Boon and Phil Gould; musicians, members of the band Level 42
Ilene and Todd Graff; actors
Heather and Aimee Graham; actresses
Tony and Cammi Granato; ice hockey players
Frankie and Ariana Grande; actors and singers
John and Hank Green; novelists and YouTubers
Colin and Jonny Greenwood; musicians, members of Radiohead
Melanie and Tracy Griffith; actresses, daughters of actress Tippi Hedren
John and Edward Grimes; musicians of pop-duo Jedward, identical twins
Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm; writers
Michael and Mary Gross; actors
Greg and Bryant Gumbel; television broadcasters
Yuli and Lourdes Gurriel Jr.; baseball players
Maggie and Jake Gyllenhaal; actors, children of Stephen Gyllenhaal

H

Gigi, Bella and Anwar Hadid; models
Cedric "K-Ci" and Joel "Jo-Jo" Hailey; musicians, members of K-Ci & JoJo and Jodeci
Este, Danielle and Alana Haim; singers and musicians
Aaron and Damion Hall; singers, members of Guy
Wakanohana Kanji I and Takanohana Kenshi; sumo wrestlers, (real surnameHanada)
Wakanohana Masaru and Takanohana Koji; sumo wrestlers, (real surname Hanada), sons of Takanohana I
Larry, Tom and Jim Hanks; entomologist and actors, respectively;
Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson; singers/musicians
Matt and Jeff Hardy; professional wrestlers (see also The Hardy Boyz)
Steve and Wood Harris; actors
Bret and Owen Hart; professional wrestlers
Melissa Joan and Emily Hart; actresses
James Haven and Angelina Jolie; actors, children of actor Jon Voight
Gypsy Rose Lee and June Havoc; dancers and burlesque entertainers
Edwin and Walter Hawkins; gospel singers
Franz Joseph and Michael Haydn; composers
Eden, Thorgan and Kylian Hazard; Belgian football (soccer) players
Murray and Anthony Head; actors and singers
Lutz and Heinz Heck; German zoologists/biologists
Margaux and Mariel Hemingway; models and actresses (granddaughters of novelist Ernest Hemingway)
Jasmine and Melissa Hemsley; foodwriters
Luke, Chris and Liam Hemsworth; actors
William and Caroline Herschel; musicians and astronomers
Jonah Hill and Beanie Feldstein; actors
Jim and David Hill; former American football players and sportscaster, respectively
Taylor, Chase and Mackinley Hill; models
Paris and Nicky Hilton; socialites
Maude and Georgia Hirst; actresses
Christopher and Peter Hitchens; authors and journalists
Edwin and Aldis Hodge; actors
Dean and David Holdsworth; former football players, twins
Derek and Julianne Hough; dancer/choreographer and actress/dancer
Ron and Clint Howard; actor-director and actor, respectively (sons of actors Jean and Rance Howard)
Season and Whip Hubley; actors
Oliver and Kate Hudson; actors
Lane and Booker Huffman; professional wrestlers (see also Harlem Heat)
Sarah and Emily Hughes; figure skaters
Rosie, Toby and Florence Huntington-Whiteley; models
Anjelica and Danny Huston; actress/director/producer and actor/writer/director, respectively (children of writer-director-actor John Huston)
Julian and Aldous Huxley; evolutionary biologist and novelist/philosopher, respectively
Ronny and Kim Huybrechts; Belgian darts players

I

Natalie and Laura Imbruglia; singers
James and Phillip Ingram; singers and musicians

J

Rebbie, Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, La Toya, Marlon, Michael, Randy and Janet Jackson; singers and dancers, some are members of The Jackson 5
Jade, Lizzy and Georgia May Jagger; designers and models (daughters of Mick Jagger)
Frank and Jesse James; outlaws
William and Henry James; authors
Brandon and Brody Jenner; singer-songwriter and actor/model, respectively. Half-brothers of the below pair
Kendall and Kylie Jenner; model and TV personalities/socialites, respectively. Half-sisters of the Kardashians and of above mentioned pair.
Steve Jobs and Mona Simpson; co-founder of Apple Computers and novelist, respectively
James and Ben Johnston; musicians in Scottish rock band Biffy Clyro, identical twins
Kevin, Joe, Nick and Frankie Jonas; musicians
Grace and Noel Jones; singer and bishop/minister, respectively
Kidada and Rashida Jones; actress/designer and actress/writer/producer, respectively (daughters of Quincy Jones and Peggy Lipton)
Simon Huw and Justin Jones; musicians of the band And Also The Trees
Al Joyner and Jackie Joyner-Kersee; former Olympic athletes
Wynonna and Ashley Judd; singer and actress (respectively), daughters of Naomi Judd
Jessica and Krystal Jung; singers

K

Bonaventure and Salomon Kalou; football (soccer) players from Ivory Coast
Michael and Garson Kanin; stage and film writer-directors
Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, and Rob Kardashian; TV personalities and socialites, half-sisters and -brother of the Jenner sisters
Bill and Tom Kaulitz; musicians of the band Tokio Hotel, twins
Stacy and James Keach; actors
Jason and Travis Kelce; American football players
Daniel, Caroline, Kathy, Paul, John, Patricia, Jimmy, Joey, Barby, Paddy, Maite and Angelo Kelly; singers/musicians, also known as The Kelly Family with their parents
John, Robert and Ted Kennedy; politicians, members of the Kennedy family
Caroline and John F. Kennedy Jr.; children of John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Jack Narz and Tom Kennedy; game show hosts, at one point having as a brother-in-law another game show host Bill Cullen
Jamie and Patsy Kensit; actors
Fai and twin Simi and Haze Khadra; model/designer/singer-songwriter and DJ duo/influencers, respectively
Nicole and Antonia Kidman; actress and TV personality, respectively
Regina and Reina King; actresses
Vitali and Volodymyr Klitschko; boxers, Vitali major of Kyiv)
Jonathan and Jordan Knight; singers, members of New Kids on the Block
Mark and David Knopfler; musicians, members of Dire Straits
Beyoncé and Solange Knowles; singers
Kumi Koda and Misono; singers
Erwin and Ronald Koeman; Dutch football (soccer) players and coaches
Hardeep Singh and Sanjeev Kohli; presenter/comedian/writer and actor/writer, respectively
Martin and Chris Kratt; television hosts
Sid and Marty Krofft; television producers
Li-Da (adopted) and Danny Kruger; filmmaker and politician, respectively
Jared and Joshua Kushner; businessmen
Karen and Michelle Kwan; figure skaters, choreographer and diplomat, respectively
Walter, Thomas and Raymond Kwok; chairmen of Sun Hung Kai Properties

L

Katia and Marielle Labèque; pianists
Terry and Bobby Labonte; NASCAR drivers
Patrick and Matthew Labyorteaux; actors
Nick and Drew Lachey; singers, members of 98 Degrees
James and Stuart Lafferty; actors
Ann Landers (Esther Pauline "Eppie" Lederer) and Abigail van Buren (Pauline Esther "Popo" Philips); advice columnists (identical twins)
Michael and Brian Laudrup; football (soccer) players
Matthew and Mitchell Laurance; actors, identical twins
Natasha and Jude Law; artist and actor, respectively
Joey, Matthew and Andrew Lawrence; actors
Dominic and Nigella Lawson; journalist and chef/presenter, respectively
Charles and Arthur Leclerc; Formula One driver and race car driver, respectively
Brandon and Shannon Lee; actors, children of martial arts-actor Bruce Lee
Spike and Joie Lee; producers and actors
Donovan Leitch and Ione Skye; actors, children of Donovan
Roger and Sugar Ray Leonard; professional boxers
Shannon and Jared Leto; musician and singer/actor, respectively, members of the band Thirty Seconds to Mars
Gerald and Sean Levert; singers, members of LeVert
Daniel and Sarah Levy; actors, children of Eugene Levy
Damian and Gareth Lewis; actor/producer and writer/director, respectively
Stan Lee and Larry Lieber; comic artists
Pia Lindström and Isabella Rossellini; television journalist and actress, respectively, half-sisters, daughters of Ingrid Bergman
Lisa and Laura Ling; journalists
Shaolin Sándor and Shaoang Liu; Hungarian-Chinese shorttrack speedskaters
Jason, Robyn and half-sister Blake Lively; actors
Lindsay and Aliana Lohan; actresses and singers
Jamie Lomas and Charley Webb; actors
Demi Lovato and Madison De La Garza; singer and actress (half-sisters)
Rob and Chad Lowe; actors
Romelu and Jordan Lukaku; Belgian football players
Erik and Magnus Lund; rugby union players
Kristine and Katrine Lunde; Norwegian handball players, identical twins
Loretta Lynn and Crystal Gayle; singer-songwriters

M

Motsi and Oti Mabuse; dancers
Benji and Joel Madden; musicians, members of Good Charlotte, twins
Michael and Virginia Madsen; actors
Ron and Paul Magers; radio hosts
Tom and Ray Magliozzi; radio hosts
Martie Maguire and Emily Strayer; musicians, members of The Chicks
Phil and Steve Mahre; alpine ski racers, twins
Costas and Louis Mandylor; actors and martial artists
Herman and Joseph L. Mankiewicz; screenwriter and writer-director, respectively
Heinrich and Thomas Mann; novelists
Cooper, Peyton, and Eli Manning; American football players (sons of Archie Manning)
Kate and Rooney Mara; actresses
Vanessa and Laura Marano; actresses
Sharon, Cedella, Ziggy and Stephen Marley; singers/musicians, and half-brothers Rohan; entrepreneur and football player, Julian; musician, Ky-Mani; musician, and Damian Marley; DJ/musician; (adopted) children of Bob Marley
Nico and half-sister and half-brother Selah and YG Marley; football player, model/singer and singer-songwriter, respectively. Children of Rohan Marley and grandchildren of Bob Marley
Athan and Constantine Maroulis; singers and actors
Marc and Alex Márquez; motorcycle racers
Branford, Wynton, Delfeayo and Jason Marsalis; jazz trumpeter/composer, saxophonist, trombonist, and drummer, respectively; children of jazz pianist Ellis Marsalis Jr.
Garry and Penny Marshall; motion picture actors/directors
Leonard (Chico), Arthur (Harpo), Julius (Groucho), Milton (Gummo) and Herbert (Zeppo Marx); vaudeville and film comedians, known as The Marx Brothers
Christopher and Kyle Massey; actors and rappers
Carl and John Mayer; singers
Danny and Christopher Masterson; actors
Albert and David Maysles; documentary filmmakers
Floyd, Roger, and Jeff Mayweather; professional boxers
Mary and Stella McCartney; photographer and fashion designer, respectively. Daughters of Paul McCartney
Darius and Donovan McCrary; actors and singers
John and Patrick McEnroe; tennis players
Danica and Crystal McKellar; actresses
Philip and Nancy McKeon; actors
Shane McMahon and Stephanie McMahon-Levesque; Executive Employees for World Wrestling Entertainment
Jimmy and Kristy McNichol; actors and singers
Jayne and Audrey Meadows; actresses
Roger and Rick Mears; race car drivers
Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn; composers
Tato and Cássio Gabus Mendes; actors
Lyle and Erik Menendez; criminals
Alyson and Amanda Michalka; singers and actresses
Kate and Pippa Middleton; princess and author; respectively
Dirce and Flávio Migliaccio; actors
Lars and Mads Mikkelsen; actors
Arthur Miller and Joan Copeland; playwright/essayist and actress, respectively
Savannah and Sienna Miller; designer and actress, respectively
Juliet and Hayley Mills; actresses
Liza Minnelli and Lorna Luft; actress-singers (half-sisters and daughters of Judy Garland)
Kylie and Dannii Minogue; singers
Aleksei and Anton Miranchuk; Russian football players, twins
Scott, Clint, Bob and Dave Moffatt; musicians
Bengie, Jose, and Yadier Molina; baseball catchers and coach, respectively
Berniece Baker Miracle and Norma Jean Baker (Marilyn Monroe); writer and actress/model/singer, respectively, half-sisters, daughters of Gladys Pearl Baker
Carlos and Ricardo Montalbán; actors
Kate and Lottie Moss; models, half-sisters
Mark and Bob Mothersbaugh; musicians, members of Devo
Tia, Tamera (twins), and Tahj Mowry; actors
Ronald and Michel Mulder; Dutch ice speedskaters, identical twins
Richard and Robert Mulligan; actor and motion picture-director, respectively
Jamie and Andy Murray; tennis players
Brian, Bill, and Joel Murray; writer/actor and actors, respectively
Charlie and Eddie Murphy; actors and comedians

N

James and David Naughton; actors
Art, Charles, Aaron, and Cyril Neville; musicians and singers
Gary and Phil Neville; English football players, analytic and manager, respectively
Fayard and Harold Nicholas; tap dancers (see also Nicholas Brothers)
Scott and Rob Niedermayer; ice hockey players
Jeni and Kyndi Niquette; actresses and lifestyle models, forming the pop/rock duo Jen and Kat
Christopher and Jonathan Nolan; directors, writers and producers
Anne, Denise, Maureen, Linda, Bernie and Coleen Nolan; singers
Jack Noseworthy and Katie Wright; actors

O

Austin and Trevor O'Brien; actors
Finneas O'Connell and Billie Eilish; musician/actor and singer, respectively
Jerry and Charlie O'Connell; actors
Catherine and Mary Margaret O'Hara; actress and singer-songwriter, respectively
Tatum, Griffin and Patrick O'Neal; actors and sportscaster, respectively, children of Ryan O'Neal
Jamie and Ian Oliver; chef and singer-songwriter, respectively
Mary-Kate, Ashley (identical twins), and Elizabeth Olsen; actresses/fashion moguls and actress, respectively
Ferhan and Ferzan Önder; pianists, identical twins
Lisa and Jessica Origliasso; Australian music-duo The Veronicas, twins
Haley Joel and Emily Osment; actors
Alan, Wayne, Merrill, Jay, Donny, Marie, and Jimmy Osmond; singers, members of The Osmonds.
Nash and Chord Overstreet, guitarist and actor/singer, respectively, children of Paul Overstreet

P

Manny and Bobby Pacquiao; professional boxers and politicians
Jolyon and Will Palmer; race car drivers, sons of Jonathan Palmer
Gwyneth and Jake Paltrow; actress and director, respectively; children of Blythe Danner and Bruce Paltrow
Danielle and Kay Panabaker; actors
Hayden and Jansen Panettiere; actors
James and John Pankow; trombonist and actor, respectively
Tom Parker Bowles and Laura Lopes; food critic and art curator, respectively, children of Andrew Parker Bowles and Queen Camilla
Dolly, Stella and Randy Parton, and Rachel Dennison; country singers
Logan and Jake Paul; boxers and social media personalities
Freda and Scherrie Payne; singers
Anthony and Candace Parker; basketball players
Jim and John Paxson; basketball players
Güher and Süher Pekinel; pianists, identical twins
Irving and Arthur Penn; photographer and stage/film director, respectively
Michael, Sean and Chris Penn; musician and actors, respectively
Chuck and Wesley Person; basketball players
Chris and Pat Petersen; actors
Vicky and Debbi Peterson; singers, musicians, composers, members of The Bangles
Michelle and Dedee Pfeiffer; actresses
James and Oliver Phelps; actors, identical twins
River, Rain, Joaquin, Liberty and Summer Phoenix; actors
Mary, Lottie and Jack Pickford; actors
Nelson Jr., Kelly and half-brother Pedro Piquet; Formula One driver, model/columnist/blogger and race car driver, respectively, children of Formula One champion Nelson Piquet
Camila and Rocco Pitanga; actors
Mathias, Florentin (twins) and Paul Pogba; French football players
Ruth, Anita, Bonnie, and June Pointer; singers, members of The Pointer Sisters
Jeff, Mike, and Steve Porcaro; musicians
AJ and Curtis Pritchard; dancers
Toby Sebastian and Florence Pugh; actors

Q

Randy and Dennis Quaid; actors
Tegan and Sara Quin; singer-songwriter duo Tegan and Sara, twins

R

Joe and Jerome Ranft; screenwriter and sculptor/voice actor, respectively
Dick and Jim Rathmann; race car drivers
Laird Macintosh and Heather Rattray; actors
Neil and Ronald Reagan; radio station manager and 40th President of the United States, respectively
Vanessa, Corin and Lynn Redgrave; actors, children of actor Sir Michael Redgrave
William and Jim Reid; musicians in The Jesus and Mary Chain
Fernand, Marcel and Louis Renault; industrialists, founders of Renault
Simon and Phillip Rhee; martial arts-actors
Maurice and Henri Richard; ice hockey players
Kim and Kyle Richards; actors, half sisters to Kathy Avanzino Richards Hilton
Natasha and Joely Richardson; actresses, daughters of Vanessa Redgrave and Tony Richardson
Nicole, Miles and Sofia Richie; actress and models, respectively, (adopted) children of Lionel Richie
Eric and Julia Roberts; actors
Chris and Rich Robinson; musicians, members of The Black Crowes
Chris and Tony Rock; actors & comedians
Abby; philanthropist, John D. III; philanthropist, Nelson; governor/41st U.S. vice-president, Laurance; financier/philanthropist/conservationist, Winthrop; governor/philanthropist, and David Rockefeller; banker (children of John D. Rockefeller Jr.)
Christophe and Olivier Rochus; Belgian tennis players
Pedro and Ricardo Rodríguez; Mexican Formula One drivers
Roxy-James, Rowdy-John, Rusty-Jake and Ridgy-Jorg Rodriguez; darts players
Mark and twins Charlotte and Samantha Ronson; DJ's/musicians and fashion designer, respectively
Tracee Ellis and Evan Ross; actors (children of Diana Ross), half-sister and - brother
Albert and Michel Roux; chefs
Windham and Taylor Rotunda; professional wrestlers
Jimmy and David Ruffin; singers
Anthony and Joseph Russo; filmmakers duo known as Russo Brothers

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Marat Safin and Dinara Safina; Russian (ethnic Tatar) tennis players
Katey, Joey and twins Jean and Liz Sagal; actors, children of director Boris Sagal
Emilio, Javier and Arantxa Sánchez Vicario; Spanish tennis players
Carlos and Jorge Santana; guitarists and musicians
Ilya and Irving São Paulo; actors
Fred, Kala and Ben Savage; actors
Nadia and Julia Sawalha; actresses, daughters of actor Nadim Sawalha
Ian and Jody Scheckter; South African race car drivers
Maria and Maximilian Schell; actors, cousins of Catherine Schell
Fränk and Andy Schleck; cyclists from Luxembourg
Oscar and Tadeu Schmidt; television presenter and basketball player, respectively
Liev and Pablo Schreiber; actors
Michael and Ralf Schumacher; Formula One drivers
Jason and Robert Schwartzman; actors and musicians (sons of Talia Shire, grandsons of Carmine Coppola)
Drew and Jonathan Scott; realtors, twins
Ridley and Tony Scott; motion picture-directors
David and Amy Sedaris; author and actress, respectively
Gráinne and Síle Seoige; television presenters
Sterling and Shannon Sharpe; American football players
Christopher, Stephen and Eric Shea; actors
Douglas, Athole and Norma Shearer; MGM film sound engineer, actresses (respectively)
George, Amy and Emma Sheppard; singers/musicians, members of Sheppard
Robert B. and Richard M. Sherman; film music composers
Alex and Maia Shibutani; ice-dance couple
Elisabeth and Andrew Shue; actors
Casey and Nina Siemaszko; actors
Joanna, Lucy and Carly Simon; soprano, composer, singer-songwriter, respectively
Vanessa, Angela and Diggy Simmons; socialite/actress, socialite/editor and rapper, respectively, children of rapper Run DMC
Jessica and Ashlee Simpson; singers and actresses
Marc and Lori Singer; actors
Alexander, Gustaf, Bill and Valter Skarsgård; actors and sons of actor Stellan Skarsgård
Tom and Jeffrey Skilling; meteorologist and CEO, respectively
Jaden and Willow Smith; actor/rapper and singer, respectively, (children of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith)
Tom and Dick Smothers; musicians and comedians The Smothers Brothers
Johanna and Klara Söderberg; Swedish singers/musicians
Sócrates and Raí Souza Vieira de Oliveira; Brazilian football players
Britney and Jamie Lynn Spears; singers and actresses
Tori and Randy Spelling; actors, children of TV magnate Aaron Spelling
Leon and Michael Spinks; professional boxers
Bruce and Pamela Springsteen; rockstar and actress, respectively
Cole and Dylan Sprouse, actors (identical twins)
Sylvester and Frank Stallone; actors and musician, respectively
John and Rick Stein; physiologist and chef, respectively
Rick and Scott Steiner; professional wrestlers (see also The Steiner Brothers)
Griffin and Hailee Steinfeld; NASCAR-racer and singer/actress/model, respectively
Lennon and Maisy Stella; singers and actresses
Jimmy and Jackie Stewart; racing driver and Formula One champion, respectively
Amy and Ben Stiller; actors
Guy and Dean Stockwell; actors
Sly, Rose, Freddie and Vet Stone; musicians of Sly & the Family Stone
Angus and Julia Stone; folk music duo
Barbra Streisand and half-sister Roslyn Kind; singer and actress/singer, respectively
Shiloh and Rider Strong; actors
Harry and Gemma Styles; singer and writer/journalist, respectively
Naoto and Masao Suenaga; drifting drivers, competes in D1 Grand Prix
Rose and Ottilie Sutro; American piano duo
Patrick and Don Swayze; actors
Taylor and Austin Swift; singer and producer/actor, respectively

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Norma, Natalie and Constance Talmadge; actors
Larron, Lahmard and Larenz Tate; actors & producer/writer, respectively
Gillian and Kim Taylforth; actresses
Benedict and Femi Taylor (adopted); actors
Niki and Krissy Taylor; supermodels
Ryan and Adam Thomas; actors
Emma and Sophie Thompson; actresses
Colette and Hannah Thurlow; musicians and founders of rockband 2:54
Jennifer and Meg Tilly; actors
Kara and Hannah Tointon; actresses
Frank and Joe Torre; baseball players
Joe and Guy Torry; actors and comedians
Kolo and Yaya Touré; footballers from Côte d'Ivoire
Joey and John Travolta; actors
Joan and Valerie Trimble; piano duo
Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric Trump; business(wo)men and children of U.S. president Donald Trump
John and Nicholas Turturro; actors

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Rory and Tony Underwood; English rugby union wingers

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Dick and Jerry Van Dyke; actors
Vincent and Theo van Gogh; artist and art dealer, respectively
Alex and Eddie Van Halen; musicians, members of Van Halen
Dick, Joyce and half-brother Timothy Van Patten; actors and director, respectively
James and Vincent Van Patten; actors (sons of actor Dick Van Patten)
Ronnie, Donnie and Johnny Van Zant; musicians
Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan; musicians
Gianni and Donatella Versace; fashion designers
Gilles and Jacques Villeneuve Sr.; Canadian racing drivers
Jeremy and Tim Vine; broadcaster and stand-up comedian

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Donnie and Mark Wahlberg; singers, actors
Rusty, Mike and Kenny Wallace; NASCAR drivers
Kimberley and Amy Walsh; singer and actress, respectively
Darrell and Michael Waltrip; NASCAR broadcaster and both NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers Daytona 500 Champions
Suki and Immy Waterhouse; actresses and models
Emma and Alex Watson; actors
J. J., Derek and T. J. Watt; American football players
Gerard and Mikey Way; musicians, founding members of My Chemical Romance
Keenen Ivory, Damon, Kim, Shawn, and Marlon Wayans; actor-writer-comedians
Harvey and Bob Weinstein; film producers
John and Charles Wesley; English clerics and hymn writer
Tony and Steve West; darts players
Maurice, Verdine and Fred White; musicians, members of Earth, Wind and Fire
Kai and Theo Widdrington; dancer and footballer, respectively
Dominique and Gerald Wilkins; basketball players
Vanessa and Chris Williams; actors
Tyler, Tyrel and Tylen Williams; actors
Venus and Serena Williams; tennis players
Andrew, Owen and Luke Wilson; actors
Ann and Nancy Wilson; singers/musicians, members of Heart
Carnie and Wendy Wilson; singers, members of Wilson Phillips, daughters of Brian Wilson
Brian, Dennis and Carl Wilson; musicians, founding members of The Beach Boys
Ricky and Cindy Wilson; composers, musicians, singers, members of The B-52's
BeBe and CeCe Winans; music duo
Jeff and Michael Wincott; actors
Manfred, Joachim and Thomas Winkelhock; German racing drivers
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss; entrepreneurs, twins
Lois and Jaime Winstone; actresses
Johnny and Edgar Winter; musicians
Rob and Richard Witschge; Dutch football (soccer) players
Paul and Ludwig Wittgenstein; concert pianist and philosopher, respectively
Natalie and Lana Wood; actors
Wilbur and Orville Wright; inventors
Shaun and Bradley Wright-Phillips; football (soccer) players

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Taulant and Granit Xhaka; Swiss-Albanian football players

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Simon and Adam Yates; professional cyclists, twins
George, Malcolm and Angus Young; musicians, members of AC/DC
John Savage and Robin, Gail and Jim Youngs; actors

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Lisa and Billy Zane; actors
Moon, Dweezil, Ahmet and Diva Zappa; musicians and actors; children of Gail and Frank Zappa
Madeline, Vanessa and Yvonne Zima; actors
David and Jerry Zucker; motion picture-writers and directors

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