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How Sarah and Declan’s twins reacted to the MasterChef set

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How Sarah and Declan's twins reacted to the MasterChef set

For MasterChef Australia Fans, thereโ€™s nothing better than a sweet love story, and nothing better than two fan-favorite members finding love on the show and welcoming adorable twin girls into the world.

We are, of course, referring to Sarah Todd and Declan Cleary. The talented chefs fell in love during last yearโ€™s season of Back to Win and ended up welcoming their daughters Claudia and Charlotte just before Christmas.

Now the happy couple and their beautiful babies are set to appear on the highly anticipated show. MasterChef this Sunday night and fans are ecstatic for the family of four.

โ€œLove, love, love that we get to see Sarah, Declan and their little babies!โ€ one fan wrote on Reddit.

โ€œSo excited to see loved ones Sarah and Declan and the kids again for the first time,โ€ another added on Instagram.

โ€œOMG these babies are so cute,โ€ a third wrote, while someone else wrote that the girls are โ€œmini versionsโ€ of their mom.

Others joked that the episode would be โ€œmore excitingโ€ than the upcoming one with Meghan Markle.

A full-circle moment for Sarah and Declan

Speaking exclusively to WHO Back in the famous kitchen, the couple spoke about how emotional the experience was.

โ€œIt was incredibly special,โ€ they said. โ€œMost of our story started there, and coming back with our girls was very full circle.โ€

Although the twins were still tiny during filming, the couple noted that the cameras did not bother them at all.

โ€œThey loved the light and activity,โ€ Sarah and Declan laughed. โ€œThey sorted everything out while we were busy with nostalgia.โ€

They added: โ€œIt brought back a lot of wonderful memories. The kitchen still has the same energy and excitement that we remembered.โ€

Sarah and Declan took their babies and Sarahโ€™s son to Europe for the summer holidays. Photo: Instagram/Sarahtodd

MasterChef stars Declan and Sarah would trust babysitting

When asked which of their former competitors or judges they would trust to look after the twins, Sarah and Declan joked that judge Andy Allen would be one of the first people on the list.

โ€œNow that heโ€™s going to be a dad himself, Andyโ€™s going to be one of the best people ever,โ€ they joked. โ€œBut we would trust quite a few MasterChef graduates, although we know they would have fed the girls!โ€

After asking them when they each realized their love was forever, the couple told us it wasnโ€™t love at first sight, but rather a slow burn.

โ€œThere wasnโ€™t one moment,โ€ they shared. โ€œOur friendship grew naturally, and eventually we realized that we wanted to build a life together without competition.โ€

How has life as parents of identical twins affected how they spend time in the kitchen? Their approach to food has undergone major changes.

โ€œOur cooking styles are much more practical now,โ€ they said. โ€œWe still love to cook, but making delicious family meals has become a priority.โ€

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Marnie is a non-staff member of WHO. She is obsessed with pop culture and loves movies and television.

Marnie previously worked as a senior entertainment and lifestyle reporter at Yahoo. Marnie has interviewed some of Hollywoodโ€™s biggest namesโ€”think Tom Cruise, Paul Rudd and Olivia Colmanโ€”as well as everyday people to tell stories that matter.

When sheโ€™s not working, you can probably find Marnie at the movie theater or with a good Tommy margarita in hand.


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