Turkish woman breaks world record with 7 feet height

A Turkish resident named the world’s tallest woman at 7 feet tall according to Guinness World Records.

Rumeysa Gelgi, who was previously named the tallest teen living (female) at the age of 18 in 2014, was officially remeasured by Guinness this year and won a second title.

Gelgi was born with Weaver syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that promotes rapid development.

Gelgi’s condition requires her to utilize a wheelchair for most of her movement, but she can walk for brief periods of time with the assistance of a walker.

According to Gelgi, “Every disadvantage can be turned into an advantage for yourself, so accept yourself for who you are, be aware of your potential and do your best.”

On the other hand, a 17-year-old girl from Texas broke two Guinness World Records for having the longest legs.

Maci Currin isn’t all legs, but they do make 60% of her total height.

The girl broke two Guinness World Records: one for having the longest legs for a female, and another for a teenager with the longest legs.

Her left leg is over 53 inches long, while her right leg is slightly shorter, at 52.874 inches, according to Guinness.

Currin’s mother, in an interview, talked about realizing that her daughter was taller than her peers at an early age.

“I guess there’s some kind of gene in there that gives her that tallness,” her mother said in the video.

Currin is 6-foot-10. Her father was 6-foot-5, her brother is 6-foot-4 and her mother is 5-foot-7.

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