Siamese twin Abby Hensel was in seventh heaven dancing with my husband Josh Bowling on her wedding day together with her sister Brittany Hensel — with whom she is a two-headed, parapagus Siamese twin.

The sweet video was first shared by Bowling’s mother on Facebook on November 14, 2021 and has recently resurfaced. In the clip, the couple happily slow dances to “Lose Control” by Matt Simons. As they sway, they look lovingly into each other’s eyes and kiss while lip-syncing the words to the song.

For their special day, Abby, 34, and her sister wore a stunning white dress with lace detailing on the back and a short train. They also sported whimsical half-up, half-down curly hairstyles with glittery hair clips, while Bowling, 33, opted for a gray suit and white dress shirt.

On Wednesday, March 27, it was revealed that Abby had secretly married the military veteran two years ago, according to public records that Today.

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A few days after the news broke, the twins were criticized for Abby’s marriage and the internet was flooded with social media trolls. To stop the hate comments, they decided to address them with a viral audio clip.

“This is a message to all the haters out there,” a deep voice said in the TikTok video from Friday, March 29, alongside photos of Abby and Brittany bowling. “If you don’t like what I do, but you watch everything I do, you’re still a fan.”

A few hours earlier, the twins uploaded a series of ancient sculptures depicting conjoined twins. “The internet is extra LOUD today,” Abby and Brittany captioned their post. “We’ve always been here.”

Abby and Brittany’s story has been told on television since they first appeared on talk shows in 1996. During the show, they told the world about their lives as bicephalic conjoined twins, a rare form of partial twinning in which two heads are joined to one torso. Because of this, Abby and Brittany share a circulatory system and all organs below the waist. Each twin also controls one arm and one leg. (Abby controls the left side, Brittany the right.)

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Almost 10 years later, in 2006, the sisters recounted their journey in the documentary Connected for life and later documented her 16th birthday in 2008. TLC also gave the green light to a Abby and Brittany In 2012, they launched a docuseries that ran for one season. After the series ended, they retired from the spotlight and began a career as elementary school teachers in Minnesota.

The sisters have always lived side by side. After their birth, doctors told their parents that it was unlikely that both sisters would survive a separation.