'Story to share': Babies named Johnny Cash and June Carter born at same hospital, same day
One of the most famous couples in country music continues to live on not only through their music but also with two new babies born at the same hospital on the same day.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WJW) — One of the most famous couples in country music continues to live on not only through their music but also with two new babies born at the same hospital on the same day.
On April 10, a June Carter Clark was reportedly born just down the hall from Johnny Cash Davis at Huntsville Hospital in Alabama.
The mothers of the babies, Sophie Clark, 22, and Nicole Davis, 44, spoke with FOX Television Stations explaining they had to meet one another once hospital workers told them about the coincidence.
CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 1969: Married country singers Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash pose for a portrait at an event in September 1969 in California. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) 
UNITED STATES - DECEMBER 15: JOHNNY CASH - "The Johnny Cash Show" - 12/15/70, June Carter Cash, Johnny Cash, (Photo by ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images) 
UNITED STATES - FEBRUARY 26: JOHNNY CASH - "The Johnny Cash Show" - 2/26/71, June Carter Cash, Johnny Cash, (Photo by ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images)
"I was so excited when I heard," Sophie told FOX. "I told my husband and family that I had to go find this baby."
Both moms said the names were selected partly in homage to the famous musicians, but they were also family names.
While the two families had never met before, they told FOX they'll be staying in touch.
"We plan to take the babies to Nashville to get some pictures at the Grand Ole Opry, where the real Johnny and June met," Sophie said. "These sweet babies will have a story to share forever now."