Ursula, Shannon, Karla, Kerrie (died 20 July 2009), Austin and Eoghan. On 4 March 2013, the first sextuplets in Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean were born at the Maternity Hospital of the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex at Mount Hope, Trinidad and Tobago to an anonymous Trinidadian couple. Two of them died a few weeks later. The Marzec sextuplets (born on 20 May 2019 in Kraków) were the first recorded sextuplets in Poland. On 21 October 2021 the first ever sextuplet birth was reported in Sri Lanka. A 31 year old mother from the Angoda area gave birth to 3 boys and 3 girls at Ninewells hospital in Colombo. Septuplets (7) The Frustaci septuplets (born 21 May 1985, in Orange, California) are the first septuplets to be born in the United States. Born at 28 weeks, only two boys and one girl survived; one daughter was stillborn and three died within 19 days of birth. The McCaughey septuplets (born 19 November 1997, in Des Moines, Iowa) are the world's first surviving set of septuplets. The four boys (Kenneth Jr., Brandon, Nathan, and Joel) and three girls (Alexis, Natalie, and Kelsey) were born at 31 weeks, weighing between 2 lbs. 5 oz. and 3 lbs 4 oz. In 2015, they became the first set of septuplets to reach the age of majority. The Humair septuplets (born 14 January 1998, in Abha, Saudi Arabia) were the world's second surviving set of septuplets. They were born at 32 weeks to 40-year-old Hasna Mohammed Humair and her husband, Abdullah Mohammed Ali. They had been told to expect four babies. The Qahtani septuplets (born 12 July 2001, in Washington, D.C.) are the third set of septuplets to live past the day of their birth. In December 2001, it was reported that one of the septuplets had died of liver failure and three were still hospitalized. A set of septuplets was born on 18 April 2007, in a suburb of Algiers, Algeria to Farhat and Souhila Touile. One of the babies, a boy, was stillborn; the remaining six are girls. The Khamis septuplets (born 16 August 2008, in Alexandria, Egypt) were born to 27-year-old Ghazala Khamis. They were the fifth set of septuplets to all survive. The newborns, four boys and three girls, had been placed in incubators in four different hospitals since they were premature. The babies' weights ranged from . The mother took