Pictures inside. Conjoined twin Abby and Brittany Hensel marry a US Army veteran

After the news of Abby’s wedding surfaced, the conjoined twins, Brittany and Abby Hensel, were the talk of the town. One half of the irreversible pair, Abby, rose to fame after making their appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 1996. She surprised everyone in 2021 when she wed Josh Bowling, a nurse and former member of the US Army, in a surprise wedding. Images from this unusual wedding may be seen on her social media website, which she shares with Brittany.

Josh Bowling and Abby Hensel were wed, according public documents that Today obtained. Images from the wedding can be seen on social media. The picture shows Josh Bowling, wearing a gray suit, standing next to the conjoined twins as they hold hands. The twins are wearing bridal gowns. The twins are native of Minnesota and are employed as fifth-grade teachers, according to Today. The couple is seen dancing at their wedding reception in the short film that was first posted by another user, Heidi Bowling. The twins haven’t made any announcements yet, however.

According to reports, Abby and Brittany are conjoined twins with dicephalus, which means they have the same circulatory system and all organs below the waist. Brittany controls the left arm and leg, and Abby the right. Patty and Mike Hensel chose against having separation surgery for their 1990-born child due to the serious risks involved. Due to the little chance of both twins surviving the surgery, doctors at the time recommended against it. “How could you pick between the two?” their father Mike said in a 2001 Time Magazine interview.

Even though the twins’ circumstances are unusual, their relationship is amazing. We never wish we were apart because we could never do all the things we do together, like run, play softball, and participate in sports,” Abby had previously said, according to The Mirror. The twins reportedly passed their driving test on their sixteenth birthday, making them both qualified to drive.

The sisters became well-known in 1996 after appearing on an Oprah Winfrey Show episode. After that, their lives were documented on the reality series Abby & Brittany on TLC. It is said that they both determined early on in life that they wanted to become mothers.