Conjoined Twins Abby and Brittany Hensel Beam pictured with Husband

Conjoined twins Abby again Brittany Hensel were seen beaming in a rare photo with Abby’s husband, Joshua Bowling.

In a selfie shared on Facebook last month by Bowling, the sisters, both 34, can be seen smiling next to Bowling, who married Abby in a private ceremony in 2021.

The funniest snap yet is Bowling’s social media profile picture. The sister’s Facebook profile picture still shows Bowling.

In Bowling’s photo, she is wearing a winter jacket over a purple shirt while the sisters are wearing a black shirt.

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Heidi Bowling/Facebook conjoined twin Abby Hensel was on cloud nine as she danced with husband Josh Bowling on their wedding day, along with her sister Brittany Hensel – who is a dicephalic parapagus conjoined twin. The hilarious video was first shared on Facebook by Bowling’s mom on November 14, 2021, and has recently resurfaced. […]

Bowling, an Army veteran, has been keeping her Facebook followers updated on the family’s activities, sharing a video of pumpkin-shaped sourdough bread on Oct. 2. “#SourdoughSistersBread,” she captioned the clip.

The social media update comes after Abby and Brittany, who have been in the limelight since 1996, criticized their lives by posting a video on social media earlier this year. “This is a message to all the haters out there,” a deep voice said over a March 29 TikTok video of Abby and Brittany bowling. “If you don’t like what I do but watch everything I do, you’re still a fan.”

The siblings wrote, “#Forever.”

Abby and Bowling’s engagement was confirmed in March, sparking social media chatter and speculation about Abby’s marital status.

The siblings, who live in Minnesota, shed some light on their incredible journey in this film Join Your Lifereleased in December 2006. The two celebrated their 16th birthday in 2008 and TLC lit up Abby & Brittany docuseries in 2012, when they were 22 years old.

Abby and Brittany are dicephalic parapagus twins, which describes a rare type of fraternal twin in which two heads are joined to one body. Abby and Brittany share blood and all organs below the waist. Each twin also controls one arm and one leg. (Abby is the conjoined twin on the left, while Brittany is on the right.)

After the twins were born in 1990, their parents chose not to have a separate operation after they were told by doctors that it was unlikely that both sisters would survive the procedure.

They are pursuing a career as primary school teachers, and their mother, Patti Henselhe told the camera during an episode of Abby & Brittany“I remember one wanted to be a pilot and the other wanted to be a dentist and that was temporary. I think they will do well [working as teachers] because they have always been good with children and children have always loved them.”