Conjoined Twins Abby and Brittany Hensel Seen Carrying a Baby in a Car Seat Weeks After First Sighting with Newborn

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Neither Hensel's sister nor Abby's husband, Josh Bowling, have said anything in public about who the child is.

People saw Abby and Brittany Hensel out and about with a baby again.

Former reality stars and conjoined twins were seen on Aug. 27 cuddling a baby in a car seat near the Minnesota school where they work. The U.S. Sun got photos and video of the event prior to anyone else.

The twins, who are from Minnesota and are called dicephalic parapagus, have two heads but share one body. They were seen talking to someone else while carrying the baby outside of school.

This morning, the twin fifth-grade teachers brought the baby into the school for about thirty minutes to meet their coworkers. They also took the baby out of the car seat. The person they were taken with outside was a coworker, the news source said.

Abby, Brittany, or Abby's husband, Josh Bowling, have not said anything public about who the child is. We asked the sisters for a comment, but they haven't replied yet.

These pictures were taken a few weeks after the sisters were first seen carrying a baby earlier this month.

Photos that were first released by TMZ show the twins holding a baby while they were out running chores on Thursday, August 14. In a parking lot in Arden Hills, Minn., the baby was seen in a car seat with the two of them. The pictures show that they put the car seat into a black Tesla.

Even though Bowling and Abby got married in 2021, no one knew about it until last year. People found out about their wedding in March 2024, when Today got records that proved it had happened.

As soon as they got married, Abby became a stepmother to Bowling's daughter Isabella from his first marriage.

After the news spread that he was married to Abby, Bowling, a registered nurse who served in the U.S. Army, changed his Facebook page picture to include both Abby and Brittany. Since then, the twins have shared pieces of Abby's wedding on social media, such as in a 2024 recap TikTok that has video of the couple's first dance.

People are once again interested in the lives of the Hensel sisters, who first became famous when they were on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 1996.

Then there was Abby & Brittany, the twins' TLC reality show that started airing in 2012 and followed their lives as they got their teaching degrees, toured through Europe, and started working as teachers.