The McGhee family of Ohio, who welcomed sextuplets in 2010, posed for an updated version of a viral photo from six years ago.

It has been many years since the world got introduced to the family, and we all want to know, what’s going on with them now?

After giving birth to the first set of sextuplets in Columbus, the McGhee family moved to a new residence.

In June, Mia and Rozonno McGhee welcomed their six children.

The adorable six-year-old McGhee sextuplets from Ohio are celebrating their sixth birthday. Remember their viral family portrait from 2010? Four adorable boys and two adorable girls snoozing on their father... Pretty hard to forget. Now, six years later, the same photographer and studio have recreated the image. The outcomes are positively adorable!

The image below was posted on Facebook and completely melted the hearts of millions of people. It depicts the father, mother, and their six children.

Olivia, Madison, Rozonno Jr., Josiah, Elijah, and Isaac, as well as their parents, are featured in the newly premiered UP show Growing Up McGhee. It focuses on how parents Rozonno and Mia juggle caring for their sextuplets with the demands of their family's carpet and upholstery cleaning business.

How much effort do the parents need to expend to keep up with these children? I am impressed and wish them the best of luck. They questioned how they could afford such a large family. But regardless of what transpired, love would serve as their foundation. To demonstrate their love, they posed for this adorable photo with Rozonno Jr., Olivia, Madison, Elijah, Issac, and Josiah. However, the family's fortunes began to improve after the photo went viral.

It caught Oprah Winfrey's attention, and she invited them to her show. When they arrived, she provided W-Mt t and Mia and Rozonno with $250,000 for their belated Las Vegas honeymoon.

This appearance inspired a generous outpouring. Soon, complete strangers offered to donate diapers and pay for car seats. The McGhees were eventually forced to turn people away. The situation only improved from there. The family ultimately received their own reality show entitled 6 Little McGhees. It aired on the Oprah Winfrey Network and chronicled the family as the children grew and the parents juggled their responsibilities.

It caught Oprah Winfrey's attention, and she invited them to her show. Mia and Rozonno's belated honeymoon in Las Vegas was funded by a Wal-Mart redit of $250,000 given to them when they arrived.

Throughout the series, cameras capture the tender moments, chaos, good times, and ttus as a handful of volunteers join Mia and Ro, including Ro's mother (also known as Miss Charmyne), to care for the six growing toddlers, Josiah, Madison, Olivia, Issac, Rozonno Jr., and Elijah. Every step of the way, from doctor visits to church services to the children's second birthday party, the McGhees demonstrate that "it takes a village" to raise their unique family and that love can overcome any obstacle. However, the McGhee household is not constantly filled with happiness. Mia and Ro, who do not always see eye to eye, disagree on how to run their carpet cleaning business and must learn to take time for themselves in order to maintain the spark in their marriage.

Even better, Rozonno's business expanded, enabling the McGhees to buy a larger home. He stated, "You'd be surprised what sextuplets can do for you; they inspired me tremendously." The children were able to grow up completely happy and healthy. The McGhees desired to do something special to commemorate their family's growth over the previous six years. Therefore, they recreated their iconic photo.