He found his long-lost brother at school — then took the trip of a lifetime

Adopted at 3 months, Kieron Graham was always curious about his roots — but even he couldn't have imagined what he would discover when he started digging into his background.

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Graham, 20, was able to track down his brother after his adoptive mother gave him an AncestryDNA test as an early Christmas present. His long lost brother, Vincent Ghant, 29, lived just 15 minutes away, attended the same university — and was pursuing the same major.

Graham knew he had a brother named Vincent, but didn’t know his last name until he got the DNA results. From there, he found Ghant on Facebook and messaged him.

“We looked alike," Graham told TODAY. "He just looked like a darker version of me. I knew that it was definitely him."

Soon after, the two men met at a local tea shop and realized they both attend Kennesaw State University, and are both majoring in political science.