Ultra-close triplets, 27, who share bras, sleep together, and even speak their own secret language admit they NEVER want to date because they fear a love interest would destroy their very unique bond

A set of 27-year-old triplets have opened up about their uniquely close bond - revealing they eat, sleep, and workout together, and even refuse to date because they are worried any potential love interests might get in the way of their sibling relationship. 

Hannah, Katherine and Nadia Capasso, who are from New York, have been 'living together since the womb' and have even created a secret language that allows them to communicate without anyone else in the world knowing what they are saying. 

The triplets do everything from 'sleeping' to taking vitamins together and admit that any future partners would only be welcomed into the fold if they were willing to live with their chosen triplet and her two sisters. 

Hannah, Katherine, and Nadia, who featured on the TLC reality series Extreme Sisters and previously admitted to getting matching plastic surgery to ensure they look as alike as possible, have shared candid new details about their ultra-close lifestyle, including the special language they use to speak to one another. 

Hannah, Katherine and Nadia Capasso have been 'living together since the womb' and have no plans to separate

They have lifted the lid on their extremely close bond that sees them doing everything from eating and working out together to speaking pig Latin with each other

The triplets do everything from  gaming to taking vitamins together and refuse to date because of the special bond they share with each other

Speaking to Truly, the sisters detailed their very close relationship and revealed that they never want to stop living together. 

'We do everything together and we've been living together since the womb and that's never going to change. We're never going to be a part,' the sisters revealed. 

Hannah - who was born first, followed by Katherine and Nadia - were seen drinking juice together as they revealed that they make sure to do every activity as a trio to strengthen their bond. 

'We do everything together from sleeping to getting ready to working to learning to gaming and cooking,' they explained. 

'We wake up together, we go check our news feeds together, and then once we make it out of bed, then that's when we start taking our vitamins and start replenishing ourselves.' 

As the sisters prepared to get their sweat on together, they revealed that when they were younger, they often took advantage of the fact that they were triplets. 

'We used to switch classes and cause a ruckus. I think we were troublemakers,' admitted Katherine. 

When the sisters were teenagers, they developed their very own language, which is a form of pig Latin, so they could communicate with one another without anyone else understanding what they were talking about. 

Speaking to Truly , the sisters (seen when they were younger) detailed their very close relationship and revealed that they never want to stop living together

When the sisters were teenagers, they developed their very own language, which is a form of pig Latin, so they could communicate with one another without anyone else understanding what they were talking about

The triplets revealed that they often get told to 'grow up' by trolls

'We also taught our brother and our sister how to speak it with us when we're out so this way we can all communicate and be on the same page,' the triplets explained.

Their older sister, Regina, branded the trio 'overwhelming', adding that she too knew their language but didn't use it much.

'What I love about my sisters is that they're my three best friends,' Katherine added. 

The triplets revealed that they often get told to 'grow up' by trolls. 

However, Hannah, Katherine, and Nadia noted that they pay no attention to the backlash they receive - adding that haters are just 'jealous' of their close bond. 

Hannah added: 'I would tell the trolls just to keep doing what they're doing cuz it just fuels fire in me, and I don't care what the trolls have to say.' 

As for their dating life, the trio admitted that they had never had a boyfriend and didn't have any plans to fall in love any time soon. 

They explained: 'We don't date. I don't see the need, the world is a better place with my sisters by my side. 

'I have the best relationship with my sisters like I have already like such a fulfilled connection.' 

The triplets said that if any of them were to ever tie the knot, they would all still live in the same house alongside their significant others. 

Their older sister, Regina, branded the trio 'overwhelming'

The triplets said that if any of them were to ever tie the knot, they would all still live in the same house alongside their significant others

During an episode of their TLC reality series, the trio also revealed that they share their clothing - even regularly swapping bras - adding that they slept in their shared apartment in Staten Island with their 'legs entwined'. 

In a 2023 video for Truly, the sisters opened up about their shared love of gaming, while discussing their decision to undergo matching boob jobs. 

'We do everything together, we've been doing everything together since we were born, and we are never going to separate or be apart from one another,' they said at the time.

Hannah was the first to undergo surgery, explaining that she 'decided to just get her chest larger in order to' look more like the anime characters that she and her sisters have loved since childhood. 

The results of her surgery then prompted her two sisters to undergo their own breast augmentations in order to better mirror their sibling's appearance.  

However the trio denied that they are anything like the stereotypical 'bimbos' that many people label them as. 

'People are normally very shocked when they learn about our educational backgrounds,' Hannah said. 'My studies in colleges were in International Business, [Katherine's] was in Engineering, and [Nadia's] was in Computer Science.

'We all graduated with our bachelors [degrees] and we have a tech start-up.'