Neither Hensel's sister, nor Abby's husband, Josh Bowling, have publicly commented on the child's identification. Abby and Bri...
Neither Hensel's sister, nor Abby's husband, Josh Bowling, have publicly commented on the child's identification.
Abby and Brittany Hensel were seen out and about with a newborn again.
On Wednesday, Aug. 27, photographs and footage obtained exclusively by The US Sun show the conjoined twins and former reality stars holding a baby in a car seat outside the Minnesota school where they teach.
The Minnesota residents, who are dicephalic parapagus twins, which means they have two heads but one body, were seen speaking with another individual while holding the baby carrier outside the school, according to the clip.
According to The Sun, the twins, who are fifth-grade teachers, also removed the infant from the car seat and carried the youngster into the school for about 30 minutes to meet their coworkers. The individual they were spotted with outside was a colleague, according to the outlet.
Neither Abby, Brittany, or Abby's husband, Josh Bowling, have publicly commented on the child's identification. The sisters have not responded to our request for comment.
The fresh photographs come weeks after the sisters were first seen carrying a baby earlier this month.
According to TMZ, the twins were caught carrying a child while running errands on Thursday, August 14. The couple was spotted with the kid, who was in a car seat, in a parking lot in Arden Hills, Minnesota. The photographs show them loading the car seat into a black Tesla.
Bowling and Abby married in 2021, but the news only broke last year. Their wedding became public in March 2024, when Today received paperwork confirming that it had occurred.
Following their wedding, Abby became stepmother to Bowling's first marriage daughter, Isabella.
After his marriage to Abby became public, Bowling, a certified nurse and US Army veteran, altered his Facebook profile photo to include both Abby and Brittany. The twins have subsequently released glimpses of Abby's wedding on social media, including a 2024 TikTok recap with footage of the couple's first dance.
The news of Abby's wedding rekindled public interest in the lives of the Hensel sisters, who rose to prominence after appearing on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 1996.
The twins' TLC reality series, Abby & Brittany, premiered in 2012 and recorded their experiences as they graduated with degrees in education, toured around Europe, and began their current careers as teachers.