Are The Usos twins or triplets?

"The Usos" Jimmy and Jey are the children of the WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi and have been engaged with Vince McMahon's worldwide enterprise for more than ten years. They are individuals from the expert wrestling family Anoa'i family. The Usos are in blood relations with the formidable names in WWE like Roman Reigns, Nia Jax, Rosey, Afa, and Sika Anoa'i. They are a tag team of twin siblings which is known as "The Usos". They were named Joshua Samuel Fatu and Jonathan Solofa Fatu by their parents, now widely regarded as Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso. The Usos siblings were drawn towards serious football before becoming proficient in wrestling. In the year 2017 they were named the Tag Team of the Year. In addition they are multiple times WWE Smackdown tag team title holders and have won the Slammy Award twice.

The Usos Twins

Jimmy Uso (Jonathan Solofa Fatu) and Jey Uso (Joshua Samuel Fatu) were born on the same date August 22, 1985 in San Francisco, California, US. They have a gap in their birthdate of only nine minutes and Jonathan is the older between them. Talisua Fuavai is their mother and they both are of Samoan ancestry. The Usos spent their school life at Escambia High School in Pensacola, Florida and were part of competitive football during their school days. They are also associated with the game "Linebacker" which they played during their college days at the University of West Alabama. Jonathan played the game only in 2003 and Joshua continued from 2003 to 2005.

The younger brother of The Usos

Solo Sikoa (original name: Joseph Yokozuna Fatu) is the younger brother of The Usos and they are biologically connected as they share the same parents. He was born in Sacramento, California, United States and is a member of the same Anoaʻi family of Samoan wrestlers. He is the cousin of Roman Reigns and many other famous Samoan wrestlers like Yokozuna, the Wild Samoans, and Umaga. He was named after the ring name of his cousin Yokozuna. During his college days at Dickinson State University and American River College Solo Sikoa also played American Football. He was active in the independent circuit from 2018 to 2021 as Sefa Fatu. He won titles like the FSW Nevada State Championship which he retained for 149 days and Arizona Wrestling Federation (AWF) Heavyweight Title which he held for 418 days.