Find love: Conjoined conjoined twins reveal they've married

Siamese twins with two heads found love: Abby and Brittany, 34 years old, are joined by their bodies while some of their organs are separated. They kept their love life a secret and now the American NBC network is announcing that the two married an American man.

The sisters starred in their own reality show and viewers in the US fell in love with the pair of sisters and their joie de vivre. The 34-year-old twins share part of their body in common: they have two heads, a united upper body, and a divided lower body. Abby controls the right side of their body and Britney controls the arm and left leg.

Over the years, the two, who work as elementary school teachers, kept their romantic relationships a secret but stated that they "are going to be mothers one day, but we don't want to talk about how it will work." Now it has been revealed that my father secretly married a guy named Josh Bowling in 2021. Her sister Britney was apparently an integral part of the wedding and they both appeared in a white dress.

The trio lives in Minnesota, the birthplace of the twins. According to Josh's Facebook page, he and the twin sisters enjoy nature walks. Josh himself is the father of an eight-year-old daughter from a previous relationship, and she accompanies them in family activities.

Siamese twins are a very rare medical event that occurs in about one in 200,000 births. Most conjoined twins are female. The phenomenon is more common in India and Africa, where twins are usually involved: there is no official documentation in the world for Siamese triplets or quadruplets. In recent years, several surgeries have been performed around the world to separate conjoined twins.

The nickname "Siamese Twins" originates from a pair of conjoined twins who were born to a Chinese family in Siam, Thailand in 1811. They married two wives and gave birth to 22 children together. In 1874 one of them died and a few hours later the other also died. In 2010, the first conjoined twins were born in Gaza, but they died after being rushed to Saudi Arabia for treatment. The two who were connected in the belly were born in the "Nasser" hospital in Khan Yunis in the south of the Gaza Strip.

In 2016, another type of conjoined twins were born in Gaza who had two heads and one body, two hearts, two lungs, two spines, two legs and two hands, but they were joined at the chest and abdomen. A week after the birth, he was pronounced dead at the "Shifa" hospital in Gaza.