- The Rybka Twins are dancing acrobats.
- They are from Australia.
- They are popular on YouTube.
The Rybka Twins have traveled a long way to audition for America’s Got Talent. These talented 28-year-old twins are ready to take AGT season 18 by storm. Their audition will air during the July 18 episode.
Who are The Rybka Twins? They already have a huge following. HollywoodLife has rounded up 5 key things you need to know about The Rybka Twins.
The Rybka Twins are acrobats and dancers.
Sam and Teagan Rybka are the twins behind The Rybka Twins. They are a duo act consisting of acrobatics and dancing. The Rybka Twins frequently showcase their incredible skills on Instagram and other social media. They do everything together, so you’re getting double the action with these dancing acrobats.
The Rybka Twins are from Australia.
The Rybka Twins hail from Perth, Australia. Since becoming social media sensations, The Rybka Twins have traveled the globe and continued to expand their fanbase.
The Rybka Twins are social media sensations.
The Rybka Twins have 7.73 million subscribers on YouTube. Their YouTube channel consists of a wide variety of topics, from clothing hauls to tumbling challenges to how-tos. They have over 1.1 million followers on Instagram and a whopping 14 million followers on TikTok.
The Rybka Twins previously appeared on Australia’s Got Talent.
The Rybka Twins were contestants on Australia’s Got Talent back in 2013. They were finalists, but they didn’t end up winning season 7. Now they’ve come to America’s Got Talent in hopes of a second chance at winning!
Teagan was once told she would have to give up dancing.
When Teagan was 15, she began noticing pain in her leg after practicing one of her tricks. “It turned out to be a lesion and the doctor said for it to break down and heal, I was going to have to stop dancing completely because dancing would put too much pressure on the lesion,” Teagan said in her book Twinning It!, according to The New Zealand Herald.
Teagan was “devastated,” but she ended up getting a second opinion from a doctor who told her she didn’t have to give up performing for good. She was eventually diagnosed with an aneurysmal bone cyst and had surgery to remove it. “This was a scary time in my life. I got upset and frustrated, but I also worked hard to catch up and be an even better dancer than I was before,” she said.