The family entered the Guinness World Record when the average height was more than 2 meters

Krissy Trapp’s family in Esko, Minnesota (USA) has just been officially recognized as the tallest family world with the average height of the members is 2.0329 meters, according to news site Oddity Central (Brother).

Krissy Trapp’s family in Minnesota (USA) is recognized by Guinness World Records as the world’s tallest family on average with 2,0329 meters. SHUTTERSTOCK

Ms. Krissy is married to her husband, Mr. Scott, 2.02 meters tall. They have 3 children, Ms. Savanna (27 years old), Ms. Molly (24 years old) and Mr. Adam (22 years old). The height of the 3 sisters is 2.03 meters, 1.97 meters and 2.21 meters, respectively. Thus, Adam with 2.21 meters is the tallest person in the family.

Ideas want to be Guinness World Records recognized as the world’s tallest family starting from December 2020. At that time, the family went to see the doctor at the care system health Essentia Health to measure height.

Each member was measured 3 times, in both standing and lying positions. The average of the measurements will be used to determine the exact height.

When Ms. Savanna called her family to let them know that the Guinness Book of World Records had officially received their application, all the members were very excited. “It was really hard to believe,” Adam recalls.

Sharing her story, family members of Mrs. Krissy Trapp said they had all experienced physical pain. There are times when increasing height too quickly causes stretch. Ms. Savana said that she once grew 1.27 cm in just 1 month.

Because of her great height, Krissy Trapp’s family had a lot of trouble shopping for clothes, shoes and other items. It is difficult to find items that fit their height.

However, height also offers many advantages. When I was a student, all 3 of Adam’s sisters got it University recruited into the basketball and volleyball teams.

Every time she goes out on the street, Krissy Trapp’s family often encounters other people’s stares. But now, when I go in Guinness recordthey know their rare height is no longer a strange thing but a thing to be proud of, according to the news site Oddity Central.