In the photo, Murphy posed with her arm around her twin at an outdoor location. “Sisters!” she captioned the post.
One fan asked Murphy, “Are you twins?,” to which the actress replied, “Yes, fraternal twins.”
Erin & Diane Murphy shared the role of Tabitha—at first
Erin and her sister Diane debuted their shared role of mini witch, Tabitha, the daughter of Darrin and Samantha Stephens (Dick York, Elizabeth Montgomery) in the third season of Bewitched in 1966. Erin appeared in 103 episodes of the fantasy comedy series, while Diane only appeared in 21 episodes of the show, per IMDb.
“My sister and I are fraternal twins, and they were only auditioning twins for the part of Tabitha because twins can work more hours,” Erin told Studio 10 in a 2020 interview. “As soon as they hired us, they realized that we really don’t look that much alike.”
She also noted that as she and Diane got older, they “didn’t look enough alike to really be interchangeable.” “They would shoot my sister from the back or from a distance,” the Bewitched star shared. “They got to a point where they really couldn’t even do that because we looked so different.”
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