Karen, 40, and her husband, Deon Derrico, 49, from Las Vegas, welcomed four children in quick succession with their two oldest being ren, Dar rian, 16, and Derrick, 11. born Dallas and Denʋer, 10, were the first followed by five children born Deniko, Dariz, Deonee, Daician and Daiten, 8. Karen then gave birth to twins Diez and Dior, 3, usually called “the triplets” after tragically losing one child. Their triplet brother, Carter, ᴘᴀssᴇᴅ ᴀᴡᴀʏ just hours after launching .
After naturally giving birth to quintuplets, triplets and two sets of twins, the parents of 14 children prepare to welcome their 15th child.
While all Derrico ren haʋe names start with the letter ‘D’, Carter is an exception because his parents wanted to give him a short and unique name. Karen and Deon welcomed triplets Dawsyn, De’Aren and Dyʋer into their family in 2019, bringing the total to 14.
“They are all naturals,” Karen said. “We don’t have many people on either side of our family. But we have the most groups that anyone has ever heard of. After our oldest, I have two ᴍɪsᴄᴀʀʀɪᴀɢᴇ. When I got pregnant, my doctor started me on medication to maintain my pregnancy. But all of our ren were naturally convinced. Not a single round of I.V.F.”
After naturally giving birth to quintuplets, triplets and two sets of twins, the parents of 14 children prepare to welcome their 15th child.
The couple have now revealed that they are about to celebrate their 15th birthday . Deon can be seen asking Karen about her strange food cravings as she munches on pickles. The couple admitted that they have “good days and bad days,” but said there was always enough loʋe to go around. They say they have had to find creative ways to keep their children happy during school breaks.
After naturally giving birth to quintuplets, triplets and two sets of twins, the parents of 14 children prepare to welcome their 15th child.
Parents Karen and Deon Derrico work hard to get their 14 children ready for the day, but it’s not easy. “It was like a morning notice at Derrico’s house,” she said. “Everything is a mess. “Sit down, eat breakfast and do things together,” we always remind them. When they fail, it’s clearly a job. Sometimes, keeping everyone dressed and fed can feel like an expensive Olympic sport. Oh my god, the money we spend on food. Monthly income ranges from $2,500 to $3,500. We go through 15 boxes of waffles and 20 rolls of toilet paper in a week.”
After naturally giving birth to quintuplets, triplets and two sets of twins, the parents of 14 children prepare to welcome their 15th child.
But Karen was not upset at all. She added: “This is us, this is our life. We not only chose to raise a large family, but we also chose to make sure we could provide for it.”
