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One Couple’s Height Difference Earns Them Guinness World Record

A married couple from Utah earned a Guinness World Records title for their 2-foot, 9.44-inch height difference.

Christie Chandler, who stands 5 feet,11.74 inches tall, and Senecca Corsetti, who is 3 feet, 2.29 inches tall, became the first Guinness World Record holders for greatest height differential of a married couple (same sexes/women).

Corsetti’s height is a result of diastrophic dysplasia, a form of dwarfism that affects the normal development of cartilage and bone.

The pair, who met while teaching at the same school and were married in June 2021, said their height difference has more advantages than disadvantages.

Hubby says, “We joke that I clean the lowest and she cleans the highest.”

They said they hope their Guinness World Record will encourage others to embrace diversity.

 

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