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Conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel were spotted running errands with Abby’s husband and a Labradoodle this week.
The 35-year-old sisters, who gained fame in the 1990s through their TLC show, were recently spotted taking their dog to a groomer in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Monday.
Abby’s husband, Josh Bowling, was also spotted nearby picking up beer and hard seltzers and loading them into the trunk of their car.
Dressed in a light blue tank top and sandals, the ‘ultra-rare’ twins were seen walking with their curly-haired dog.
This appearance follows a sighting a few weeks earlier on August 14, when they were seen putting a newborn into a black Tesla in Arden Hills, Minnesota.
While the Hensel sisters have yet to confirm the baby’s connection to them, the event has sparked renewed public curiosity about their lives, particularly after it became known last year that Abby wed a U.S. Army veteran in 2021.
The marriage was revealed after Today.com accessed their marriage documents, and Bowling later updated his Facebook profile picture to feature Abby and Brittany together.
It was also revealed that Abby became a stepmother to Bowling’s daughter from a previous relationship, according to TMZ.

Conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel were spotted out with their Labradoodl pups this week, taking it to a groomer

Dressed in a light blue tank top and sandals, the ‘ultra-rare’ twins were seen walking with their curly-haired dog
Abby and Brittany have long been open about their desire to one day start families of their own.
In their 2003 documentary, Joined for Life, the twins expressed their dreams of motherhood, with Abby stating, ‘Yes, we intend to be mothers someday, but we don’t want to discuss how it’s going to work just yet.’
Brittany added, ‘We will be wonderful moms. The entire world doesn’t need to know whom we are seeing, what we’re doing, or when we plan to do it.’
Nine months ago, in November 2024, the sisters hinted at big news with a TikTok video featuring headlines like: ‘Married and baby on the way.’
While rare, conception is theoretically possible for female dicephalic (side-by-side) conjoined twins, like Abby and Brittany, who share one body below the waist, the Daily Mail previously reported.
The twin sisters share a single set of reproductive organs – but have two heads, two brains, two spinal cords, and two hearts. Abby controls the right side of their body, Brittany the left.
Though they’ve never publicly discussed their sex lives, medical experts note that conception through conventional means is possible in such cases.
However, questions remain about legal maternity, potential complications during pregnancy, and whether surrogacy or adoption was involved.

Abby’s husband, Josh Bowling (pictured), was nearby picking up what appeared to be adult refreshments

The U.S. Army veteran was seen loading drinks into the trunk of his car on Monday
As renewed interest in the famous sisters grows, the twins remain firm in their stance against invasive curiosity.
In a TikTok video posted after news of Abby’s marriage surfaced, they addressed online scrutiny directly, captioning the clip, ‘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.’
‘The whole world doesn’t need to know,’ Brittany once said about their private lives. ‘But believe me, we are totally different people.’
Born in 1990 in Minnesota, Abby and Brittany defied medical odds after doctors warned their parents they were unlikely to survive their first night.

The sighting comes amid growing speculation about a possible new addition to their family

The twin sisters share a single set of reproductive organs – but have two heads, two brains, two spinal cords, and two hearts. Abby controls the right side of their body, Brittany the left. Pictured: Abby and Brittany on their TLC show, Abby & Brittany
In 1996, they first appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show and later on the cover of LIFE magazine.
Their TLC show, Abby & Brittany, followed their journey through college at Bethel University and trips across Europe.
As of now, no further details have been released about the baby.