20 notable sets of famous sisters

Teen Witch was necessary viewing for Gen X back in the late ‘80s, much like Gossip Girl was for millennials. So it just makes sense that both starred Robyn and Blake Lively, who are half-sisters.

The world met Dakota Fanning first, but they were not shocked when her mini-me, Elle, walked in. However, as they’ve gotten older, each has been able to maintain unique career paths.

The world needs to know what Tina Knowles did while expecting Beyoncé and Solange because the talent in those two is insane.

It’s not every day that a pair of sisters have cornered the market as horror mainstays: Taissa in the American Horror Story anthology series and Vera in The Conjuring franchise.

It is hard to deny that these two changed the idea of fame. No longer did one have to lead with talent. They merely existed and were tabloid favorites back in the day.

Think about your siblings. Could you work with them in any capacity without it ending in an all-out brawl? Hats off to Tegan and Sara for being able to create music together wonderfully for almost three decades and counting.

Both Zooey and Emily Deschanel had wildly successful TV series on the same network with New Girl and Bones.

Demi Moore and Bruce Willis may have split up, but they remained friends with their daughters, Rumer, Tallulah, and Scout, all of whom have acting endeavors.

Beyoncé approved when they were just kids. Chloe and Halle Bailey have surpassed expectations as songstress dynamos and in the acting realm. They co-starred on Grown-ish, and Halle starred as Ariel in The Little Mermaid.

The WWE likes to play around with its storylines, and oftentimes, the truth is stretched around the world in terms of relations between the wrestlers, but in the case of Nikki and Brie Bella, they are indeed twin sisters who dominated sports entertainment.

For some reason, they got the entire world to keep up with them.

Aly & AJ were staples in the ‘00s with hits like “Potential Breakup Song” and their Disney Channel Original Movie, Cow Belles. Today, they’re back and better than ever, making millennials everywhere scream with joy whenever they announce anything.

Tia and Tamera blew up in the ‘90s thanks to Sister, Sister, a show in which they played twins separated at birth who later reunited after running into one another at the mall. That whole sentence could only be a sitcom back in the day!

One will forever be The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, while the other is in an impressive line of Invisible Women, but together, they are Rooney and Kate Mara.

Anyone else want to see the sisters of HAIM do a show with the Hanson brothers? So much long hair!

Not one but two absolute icons: Phylicia Rashad, the iconic TV mom to which every other is compared from The Cosby Show, and her multi-hyphen sister, Debbie Allen, whose accolades are as long as both of their impressive careers in film, television, and beyond.

The Kardashians may have their name on the show, but the Jenner sisters have also made a name for themselves in the business and modeling worlds.

Two-thirds of country music’s finest, The Chicks, are sisters who found success alongside their sister from another mister when Emily and Martie got together with Natalie Maines in 1995.

One doesn’t speak of notable sisters without mentioning The Olsens. Mary Kate and Ashley were billionaires before they could walk into a bar due to their sitcom success on Full House and a barrage of home videos, merchandise, and movies as they got older. Now, their sister, Elizabeth, is a modern marvel, literally.

The way Venus and Serena Williams transformed the world of tennis is a feat, and their intensity and veracity on the court have inspired people worldwide to pick up a racket.