Video (02:22) : The Durst quadruplets of Buffalo, Minn.will star in their own reality TV show on the Lifetime channel in March. Meet Calli, Kendra, Megan and Sarah Durst.
As one of about five dozen sets of identical quadruplets worldwide, the Dursts have been in the media spotlight since birth. Their Lifetime reality TV series debuts March 15, "Four of a Kind." Meet Kendra, Calli, Sarah and Megan.
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