Double Trouble? Onlyfans Twins Share Their Surprising Relationship Goals

Meet the Maddison Twins

April and Amelia Maddison, the identical twin duo making waves on OnlyFans, have revealed a relationship goal that’s turning heads – they want to share a boyfriend and live together in a "throuple". Known for their viral content, the 21-year-old sisters are no strangers to attention, but this revelation has taken their notoriety to a new level.

Behind the Shared Boyfriend Concept

The twins sat down with news.com.au to explain their unusual desire. "We both find the same type of guy attractive and look for the same things in a boyfriend," April shared, adding that for them, it’s just natural. Amelia chimed in noting past boyfriends often got jealous due to the twins' inseparable bond. "We realized it would be easier if just one of us had a partner, and we could all hang out together as a trio," she said.

“People say that twins being into the same person is a kink, but for us it just comes naturally.”

The sisters emphasize that finding the right person for this setup is crucial. "It would take a special kind of someone," April noted, describing their ideal man as tall, muscular, tattooed, handsome, kind, and funny.

Boundaries and Lifestyle Choices

Even with a shared boyfriend, the twins have set clear boundaries regarding intimacy. "Our boyfriend will only ever engage with us one at a time," April explained, suggesting a week-to-week bed-sharing arrangement to keep things comfortable for everyone involved.

While the twins have reportedly earned over $8 million through their OnlyFans success, they insist their motivations are not financial. "Many couples are together for financial reasons, but we don’t need that," April said. Instead, they are looking for someone who understands their unique bond.

Amelia added, "It won’t always be about him. Sometimes it will just be the two of us, as sisters. We can’t imagine ever being jealous of each other. It’s just not how we operate."

Unapologetic about their lifestyle choice, Amelia concluded, "People tend to judge what they don’t understand, but this suits us. If everyone is happy and no one is being hurt, nobody else’s opinions matter."