Conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel were seen out again this week — this time carrying a baby in a automotive seat while paying a visit to their workplace.
The twins, 35, stopped by the Minnesota school where they teach fifth grade students on Wednesday, August 27, in latest photos published by The U.S. Sun on Friday, August 29. The outlet reported that the ladies brought the newborn into the college for about half-hour.
Abby and Brittany wore a laid-back outfit, choosing a white striped leopard-print tank top with jean shorts and black sandals. In keeping with the report, in addition they grabbed a bite to eat at a McDonald’s drive-thru prior to their visit.
Abby and Brittany chatted with someone at the college while loading the kid into their Tesla. The brand new photos come just over two weeks after the previous reality stars were spotted putting a car-seated baby into the back of their automotive in Arden Hills in images obtained by TMZ.
The twins have yet to deal with reports about their relationship to the kid.
Over the weekend, Abby and Brittany checked off their to-do list during an errand run, dropping their labradoodle off on the groomer while Abby’s husband, Josh Bowling, picked up groceries on the local market.
Abby tied the knot with Bowling, a United States Army veteran, in a non-public ceremony in November 2021, and it wasn’t until 2024 that news of their wedding ceremony broke when Today obtained the general public record of their marriage.
Conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel appeared radiant in a rare photo with Abby’s husband, Joshua Bowling. In a selfie shared via Facebook last month by Bowling, the sisters, each 34, are seen smiling alongside Bowling, who married Abby in a secret ceremony in 2021. The comfortable snap is currently Bowling’s profile photo on the social […]
Abby and Brittany — who previously shared their story with the world as dicephalic conjoined twins — appeared in two documentaries, Joined for Life and Joined at Birth, in 2002 and 2003, respectively.
Additionally they starred within the 2006 documentary, Joined for Life: Abby & Brittany Turn 16, before landing their very own TLC reality show in 2012, Abby & Brittany.
Within the 2006 doc, the twins said they were very open to the concept of beginning a family sooner or later. “Yeah, we’re going to be mothers,” Brittany said, adding, “We haven’t thought of how being mothers goes to work yet.”
Heidi Bowling/Facebook Conjoined twin Abby Hensel was on cloud nine while dancing with husband Josh Bowling on their wedding day, alongside her sister Brittany Hensel — with whom she is a dicephalic parapagus conjoined twin. The sweet video was first shared via Facebook by Bowling’s mom on November 14, 2021, and it has recently resurfaced. […]
While on their reality show, the twins also spoke in regards to the public interest of their lives and the way they were happy with every part they completed to date.
“People have been interested by us since we were born for obvious reasons,” Abby and Brittany said on the show. “But our parents never allow us to use that as an excuse.”
“While life as a conjoined twin sometimes has its challenges, we were raised to imagine we could do anything we wanted — so we do.”