Conjoined twins who share body rumored to be pregnant after social media post following secret marriage
One headline was showed which read: “Married and baby on the way.”
One headline was showed which read: “Married and baby on the way.”

After a social media post, conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel have sparked rumors about being pregnant. The two 34-year-old twins have become widely known for their joint social media account online, had their own TLC show in 2012, and have done many media interviews.
A post from their TikTok that has gained traction over the weekend shared a series of headlines in a mockup video of different news coverage of their story. However, the final headline shown was one that read: "Married and baby on the way."
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View on XThe video was posted without any formal caption announcing a pregnancy, so rumors from fans sprung up that the twins are expecting a baby. One person commented, "Congratulations on the upcoming baby announcement."
Another said, "Ladies, I’d be truly happy for you if you were to become parents. No matter the cards you are dealt, you can live the life that YOU choose. Do not worry about anyone else’s opinion! Be happy."
The video was posted back on November 18, but no formal announcement has been made in the media since then. The post also included some photos of Abby's marriage to Josh Bowling, a Army veteran. The wedding was held in secret in 2021, but was only revealed this past March, per the Daily Mail.
The two twins share sex organs, which has raised questions among some concerning the marriage arrangement. Below the waist, Abby and Brittany share the same organs and bloodstream. The twins both teach fourth and fifth grade and must teach the same classes due to the nature of their situation.
The women are diagnosed with dicephalic parapagus, a rare condition where conjoined twins have the same torso but different heads. The two declined to become separated because of complication risk and have lived as a pair.
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