Conjoined twins Brittany and Abby Hensel have a message for their haters after the wave of curiosity and skepticism surrounding the news of Abby having tied the knot with Josh Bowling came about.
Abby, a teacher, and Josh, a nurse and United States Army veteran, reportedly said “I do” in 2021 and are now husband and wife.
People online flooded the conjoined twins’ videos on TikTok with comments about the relationship between Abby and Josh.
“What if one isn’t in the mood?” one asked, while another said, “Buy one get one.”
Abby Hensel, one half of the conjoined Hensel twins, reportedly married Josh Bowling in 2021
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“A two for one special. congratulations champ,” another wrote.
One questioned, “How do the I love you convos go? I need to know.”
“So many questions like two heads yelling at him I wondered how they was going to do that congratulations,” another said.
"He has no chance winning an argument," the internet said as they commented on Abby's marriage with Josh
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“Love that they found love ❤️but he has no chance winning an argument…” remarked another.
The “loud” comments on social media prompted the twins to send a crystal-clear message to their haters.
“This is a message to all the haters out there. If you don’t like what I do but you watch everything I’m doing, you’re still a fan,” stated the loud and clear message in their video, which included a picture of the twins gleefully smiling beside Josh.
The sisters clapped back at critics and sent a crystal-clear message to the "loud" comments online
They also posted another video with the caption, “The internet is extra LOUD today. We have always been around.”
The video showcased ancient sculptures of conjoined twins as a way of reminding the public about the historical evidence of the existence of conjoined twins.
The twins shared another TikTok video that featured a number of sculptures of conjoined twins
Abby and Brittany were first introduced to the world when they appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show to share their story in 1996. They also gained widespread recognition with their TLC reality show ‘Abby & Brittany,’ which captured glimpses of their daily lives.
Their story has also been the subject of numerous documentaries. In one 2003 documentary called ‘Joined for Life,’ the twins’ mother, Patty Hensel, revealed that her children wanted to be mothers someday.
"That is probably something that could work because those organs do work for them," Patty said in the documentary.
"Yeah, we're going to be moms," Brittany also said at the time. "We haven't thought about how being moms is going to work yet. But we're just 16 — we don't need to think about that right now."
Several people came to the sisters' defense and said they deserved happiness just like anyone else
