Tallest and Shortest Women : For the first time, the world’s tallest woman, Rumeysa Gelgi, and the shortest woman, Jyoti Amge, met in London. This was an historic meeting that took place at The Savoy Hotel on a celebratory afternoon tea for Guinness World Records Day 2024.

A Meeting of Extremes
Turkish campaigner and web developer Rumeysa Gelgi (7 feet 0.7 inches or 215.16 cm) come together with Indian actress Jyoti Amge, who has a height of 2 feet 0.7 inches (62.8 cm). Both the women have become Guinness World Record holders in their different respective categories and together share with the world an unique reason for taking home these record-breaking feats.
A Bond Beyond Heights
During the afternoon tea, the two tied each other through their experiences, listening about each other’s lives and problems. Rumeysa admired Jyoti by saying that she is “a gorgeous lady” to which Rumeysa is ecstatic and sheerly joyful for finally meeting her, whereas Jyoti was excited, pointing out that not many people get to look up and find the tallest person in the world.
Despite their differences in height, they found common grounds in fashion and self-care. The encounter also helped to establish the connection that both support uniqueness and sensitize people on rare conditions.
Celebrating Guinness World Records
The two women received special blue-and-gold certificates issued by Guinness World Records Editor-in-Chief Craig Glenday to officially recognize them as Guinness World Records Icons. This recognition places them among an elite group of record-breaking individuals celebrated in the 70th-anniversary edition of the Guinness World Records book.

Campaigning for Awareness
Rumeysa and Jyoti use their respective platforms to bring attention to the conditions they live with. What makes Rumeysa tall is Weaver syndrome, a genetic condition that occurs in a small number of births, while what makes Jyoti tall is a form of primordial dwarfism. Their stories inspire millions to find power in adversity and revel in their individuality.
A Historic Day
An extraordinary meeting was being not only for record celebration but as well a testament of the human spirit and its survival power. The difference brings people to assemble, becoming memorable and impactful connections.
For more details about their meeting, you can read the full story on trusted outlets like Guinness World Records and Jacaranda FM.
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