This is medically possible, although very rare. Usually, the woman would have to drop two eggs, and somehow the first man's sperm only penetrate ONE of the two eggs, leaving only a small window of room (maybe a few hours to a day or so) for the next man's sperm to penetrate the next egg.

I've heard of it. There was a woman a number of years ago who had an African American lover and a Caucasian lover and she had twins, one from each father. So, it was fairly obvious.

What should this woman do? I don't know. Does her husband know she was sleeping with other men? In most states in the US, the man a woman is married to is legally the child's father, unless other plans are made. In some states, one cannot even claim an other man is the legal father, even with DNA evidence to prove it.

I want to know one thing, though. How did this DJ find out that this woman "may" be carrying two babies from two different men? Is she telling everyone except her husband? It is rare to do DNA for paternity in utero. How does this DJ know the details? I'm a little suspicious. And he claims the woman has to have a bicornate uterus. Highly unlikely (as he says this is only a possibility) women with bicornate uterus have very high miscarriage rates, being able to carry twins to term would be nearly impossible for a woman with this condition. less

So, there is a story of a pregnant woman beginning to brew! She is currently pregnant. She recently found out that she was having twins. She also found out that each of the twins has a different father! She is married to a doctor and from what is known, the second father was one of his employees!

The question on the radio today is exactly what I am going to ask you! What should she do about it? Should she come clean and tell her husband, the children, a larger portion of the media? Should she keep this between she and her husband, or no one at all?

Here is the info on the situation called Two Babies One Uterus

This was on a local radio show (one which I listen to faithfully every single morning!) he writes the above article with a bit of humor, but please don't take offense to anything you may feel is bias, he is just a radio talkshow-dj-all-around -awesome-guy. The piece went along with his morning show today. less

So, there is a story of a pregnant woman beginning to brew! She is currently pregnant. She recently found out that she was having twins. She also found out that each of the twins has a different father! She is married to a doctor and from what is known, the second father was one of his employees!

The question on the radio today is exactly what I am going to ask you! What should she do about it? Should she come clean and tell her husband, the children, a larger portion of the media? Should she keep this between she and her husband, or no one at all?

Here is the info on the situation called Two Babies One Uterus

This was on a local radio show (one which I listen to faithfully every single morning!) he writes the above article with a bit of humor, but please don't take offense to anything you may feel is bias, he is just a radio talkshow-dj-all-around -awesome-guy. The piece went along with his morning show today. less