‘So Handsome,’ User Reacts to Jane Seymour’s 29-Year-Old Twin Sons – Their Transformation in Photos

Jane Seymour’s twins, whom she welcomed via IVF, have grown into accomplished adults now dazzling social media users with their handsome looks and transformation.

Jane Seymour, born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg, became an international sensation when she starred as Solitaire, the alluring Bond girl in the 1973 James Bond film “Live and Let Die.”

While the role catapulted her to fame, the British actress’s most cherished titles would come later in life — that of being a mother to six children, with the arrival of her twin boys, marking a pivotal moment in her journey. See how they’ve transformed over the years and what they’re up to today.

By the time her twins were born, Jane was already an established star in Hollywood, known for her talent and timeless beauty.

Determined not to let her career fizzle out after her Bond girl debut, she made a pivotal move to the U.S., where she worked tirelessly to land roles on American television.

Her hard work paid off when she earned five Emmy nominations, winning one in 1988 for her portrayal of Maria Callas in “Onassis: The Richest Man in the World.”

Her iconic role as Dr. Michaela Quinn in “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” followed in 1993 — just two years before her twin boys arrived.

At that point, Jane’s life was thriving both professionally and personally, but her journey to motherhood hadn’t been without its challenges. The twins joined a blended family that already included four older siblings, and they became the youngest of Jane’s six children.

Her path to becoming a mother began in 1981 when she married her third husband, David Flynn, and became stepmother to his daughter Jenni Flynn, born in 1980.

The couple went on to welcome their daughter, Katherine Flynn, in 1982, and their son, Sean Flynn, in 1985. Jane and David then divorced in 1992, and the next year she married James Keach, who already had a son, Kalen Keach, born in 1977.

Despite the differences in age and the blended nature of the family, the British actress emphasized that she viewed her stepchildren as no different from her biological kids, and her approach to motherhood remained consistent throughout the years.

“I’ve always done the best I could; I took my kids all over the world whenever I was working, I had them on set with me,” she shared about balancing her career and family life.

“And I somehow managed to juggle it. I was married to men who had different issues, and I never ended the marriages — they did, by finding other people,” she added with a laugh.

By the time the twins were born, their oldest stepbrother Kalen had already begun pursuing a career in acting. He appeared in TV projects like “The Young Riders” in the early 1990s and worked behind the scenes on short films later in life.

Jenni, the twins’ stepsister, followed a different path. After studying English and political science at Vassar College, she went on to make a name for herself in the tech world, becoming the chief marketing officer of BitTorrent and later co-founding the cybersecurity company Inteliqore in 2016.

Inspired by her own experiences with online harassment, Jenni made it her mission to create safer online spaces, stating in 2021, “A human being’s sense of safety should not be up to an algorithm.”

Katherine, the twins’ biological half-sister, initially pursued a career in acting, appearing in projects like “The Office” and working alongside their mother in the 2018 film “Mistrust.”

However, she eventually discovered that acting wasn’t her true calling. “I started as an actress, and I worked a bit — but it never was the right fit for me. I am shy and not a natural performer,” she explained.

Instead, she found her passion behind the camera as a director, producer, and photographer. “Photography allows me to be invisible, which I love, and connect to human emotion, or the emotion in a space,” she said, sharing how her work behind the lens inspired her imagination in ways acting never did.

By the time she became a mother of two daughters herself, Katherine said motherhood had deeply influenced her art. “I think the sensitivity, intimacy, emotion I found once I became a mother has helped me both in my filmmaking and photography,” she reflected.

Sean, the twins’ older half-brother, also pursued a career in the arts. As a child, he appeared in a few TV projects, including an episode of “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,” but he later gravitated toward directing and photography.

In 2007, he wrote and directed a short film titled “Numb,” and he has since worked on music videos and exhibited his photography in gallery shows across the U.S., according to his website.

Like his sister Katherine, Sean uses his creative talents to tell stories in unique ways. He even launched a clothing line called Soul Capturing, reflecting his passion for art.

Meet John and Kristopher Keach

After tying the knot, Jane and James gave parenthood another go and turned to IVF to conceive. After several heartbreaking pregnancy losses, they nearly gave up but finally fell pregnant with twins, John Stacy and Kristopher Steven Keach.

Their names carried deep meaning. Johnny Cash, who became a close friend, was a recurring guest star on “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.”

Christopher Reeve, best known as Superman, had been one of Jane’s dearest friends since they starred together in the 1980 romantic drama “Somewhere in Time.” John also inherited his middle name from his father’s brother, Stacy Keach, and father, Stacy Keach Sr.

Born on November 30, 1995, the boys came into the world through a difficult journey that nearly cost Jane and her babies their lives. The twins were born six weeks early via emergency C-section.

Although their birth was a joyous occasion, it was also fraught with complications. Jane revealed during an interview that both she and the twins were in critical condition after the delivery, and they remained in the hospital for several days. Despite the challenges they faced early on, John and Kristopher grew into healthy, strong boys.

John, who sometimes goes by Johnny, briefly stepped into the spotlight in 2006 when he appeared in the film “Blind Dating” alongside Chris Pine. However, his main passions lie in music and the visual arts.

According to his website, he is a musician and visual artist, and his Instagram account offers glimpses of his adventurous spirit and love of travel. Over the years, he has shared various snapshots from his travels, showcasing beautiful landscapes and personal moments from his explorations.

While John’s interests led him toward the arts, Kristopher took a different path. After graduating from Malibu High School, he earned both his bachelor’s degree and M.B.A. from Marymount California University.

During his time at college, Kristopher pursued his dream of playing baseball, and he went on to play professionally in Arizona for a time. However, over time, he transitioned to finance.

He began his finance career as an investment counselor with Cardinal Capital Management from 2022 to 2024. Later in 2024, he joined Gabelli Funds, an investment management firm, where he continues to build his professional portfolio.

“After years of practice, games, and tournaments, I found myself playing baseball in college and even professionally. The experience taught me invaluable lessons about the hard work and patience it takes to realize a dream,” Kristopher shared.

He added, “Now, I work in finance and I see parallels in building a successful roster and building a successful investment portfolio.”

Outside of work, he is also a married man. He and his wife, Miso, tied the knot during an intimate ceremony held in Malibu, California, in December 2021.

The couple later held a second wedding ceremony in July 2022 in Seoul, South Korea. For both ceremonies, Jane proudly embraced her daughter-in-law’s culture, wearing traditional Korean hanboks.

In one Instagram post showing her in the vibrant garments, Jane captioned the photo in part, “Congratulations Kris and Miso! 🥰 What a gorgeous wedding and incredibly special day.”

Speaking about Kristopher and Miso’s wedding, Jane shared, “It was so moving to see them exchange their vows, especially with the influence of both their cultures and in the presence of family that had traveled from Korea and London, some for the first time ever.”

Celebrating the occasion at their family home in Malibu made it even more meaningful for Jane, who added, “It was also very emotional for Kris to celebrate in the home where he grew up and that holds so many great memories.”

In addition to their thriving personal and professional lives, John and Kristopher have also received attention for their good looks.

In November 2024, their famous mother took to social media to celebrate their birthday, and one social media user commented, “Oh my goodness ❤️Thank you very much for sharing such handsome boys.”

“They look just like their dad. Happy birthday 🎈🎉🎁🎂🎊,” another person shared. A third added, “Both so handsome and talented” while a fourth typed, “How did they grow up so fast! ❤️. Happy birthday to your boys❤️.”

Jane Seymour’s twin sons have grown from fragile newborns into accomplished men who’ve pursued meaningful careers, whether through John’s creative pursuits or Kristopher’s success in finance.