They sat together, holding hands and wearing matching princess tiaras.
Fraternal twins Etta Stevens, of Hollywood, and Sandi Ikenn gazed at each other as though they had been separated for decades.
That's because they were.
The two women, who were both adopted shortly after birth, did not know that the other existed until Stevens began to search for information about her biological family.
"Neither of us knew we were twins. I wanted to find out about my birth parents because of medicinal reasons," Stevens said.
What she thought would be an uneventful peek into her past snowballed into a chain of events that led to meeting her sister.
"She fell into my lap from the sky," Stevens said.
After 65 years, the two sisters are now reunited and they've discovered that they share many things in common.
They were adopted on the same day, both have three children, and both enjoy oatmeal in the morning.
They also grew up in the same neighborhood in Chicago, no more than 15 minutes apart.
Stevens and her husband, Larry, were the radio personalities Mr. and Mrs. FM in Chicago before moving to South Florida.
"I always felt like something was missing. Now my circle is complete," she said.
The two recently met in Chicago and got to know each other, and Stevens introduced her sister to her meditation class when she was recently in town.
Roz Reich, who like Stevens is a meditation teacher, hosted the event. She presented the twins with several gifts, including their tiaras, and said their story serves as a reminder that miracles can come true.