Siamese twins have hit back at trolls after one of them married an army veteran in a fairytale wedding.
Reality TV star Abby Hensel and her sister Brittany sent a message to haters after recently releasing more images from Abby’s big day.
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Abby, 34, married US Army veteran Josh Bowling in a private ceremony in 2021 and recently began sharing photos and footage from the wedding on social media pages run by the twins.
This includes a video of the wedding dance, along with a montage of the special day that included a note designed to be addressed to critics.
Captioned “We know you think you know us,” the twins also used Justine Skye’s 2014 song Collide as background, with the lyrics: “I know you think you know me, but you haven’t even seen my dark side .
“It’s reserved just for you, so baby, do me good, do me good.”
It comes after trolls bombarded the sisters with nasty messages after news of Abby and Josh’s wedding initially broke in March.
The news finally became public after the marriage records were seen by Today.
A photo from the wedding shows the twins wearing a white sleeveless dress with Abby smiling at the camera.
The never-before-seen family photos were posted online along with a caption that read “forever.”
Posted on TikTok, the photo montage captures the happy mood of the wedding day with the first image showing the twins, Josh and their eight-year-old daughter Isabella, all smiling.
Another photograph showing the first dance shows Bowling dancing with her sisters who have their hair styled the same way with a bun secured with a jeweled barrette.
Bowling can be seen wearing a gray suit with his arms around his sisters’ waists as he looks at Abby.
Like many of the videos shared on social media, the comments were flooded with a mix of kind words from fans and some unnecessary comments from trolls.
Many have questioned how the relationship works, despite the trio choosing to keep their lives to themselves most of the time.
In response to the haters, the conjoined twins posted a video on TikTok with the caption: “This is a message to all the haters out there. If you don’t like what I do, but watch everything I’m doing, you’re still a fan.”
Abby and Josh’s relationship has been kept private and out of the public eye.
Bowling is the father of one son and the family continues to live in Minnesota.
Nearly two years after marrying Abby, however, court documents revealed he was served with a paternity suit.
The lawsuit was filed by Joshua’s ex-wife Annica in a Minnesota court in October 2023, according to documents obtained by The New York Post.
Further information about the order was not publicly available.
In April, the conjoined twins received lots of praise after sharing a gorgeous bikini photo.
The Hensel twins hug a friend in their holiday photo as they pose on the beach.
They are both smiling widely as they enjoy the sun.
Fans rushed to praise the “beautiful” women, wishing them “love.”
Who are the Hensel twins?
Siamese twins Abby and Brittany bravely defied doctors’ concerns after they were born with a rare condition known as dicephalic parapagus in 1990.
Both women have their own heart, stomach and lungs, but share a single body from the waist down.
Abby controls the right side of her body, while Brittany controls the left side.
Mom Patty, a nurse, and dad Mike, a carpenter, had no idea they were having twins until the two girls were born.
Separating the babies would require extremely invasive and dangerous surgery, which the parents were not prepared to undertake.
They say they rejected the idea due to the high risk of further disabilities and the fact that they would both be wheelchair-bound with one arm and one leg.
The twins first came into the public eye when they were six years old, when they appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show in 1996.
On the program, they explained how they operate the world together, despite being permanently linked.
In their early teens, Abby and Brittany became the focus of a hit 2003 documentary called Joined For Life.
But with their young lives on display, the pair quickly encountered terrible and nasty online trolls who insulted and teased them about their appearance and disability.
This caused the Hensel twins to keep their adult lives a secret, including Abby’s wedding.
After attending college, the pair became fifth-grade math teachers at a school in New Brighton, Minnesota.
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