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Conjoined twin sisters Abby and Brittany Hensel were photographed out and about since news surfaced that Abby married husband Josh Bowling in 2021.
The duo, 34, were seen getting lunch at Centro Highland, a Mexican restaurant in Minnesota, on April 6.
They rocked ripped jeans, sneakers and a green top as they were seen exiting the eatery.
The two stopped to take pictures with fans and a shining diamond ring could be seen on Abby’s hand.
The TLC reality stars were then seen getting into an SUV that was driven by a friend.
Despite getting married years ago, Abby and Bowling’s nuptials went viral just last month. Bowling is a nurse and United States Army veteran.
Documents obtained by TMZ revealed that Abby did not list her sister as a witness for the marriage.
Abby’s older sister, Morgan Hensel, and a person named Cosmo Naut were noted in the witness memo instead.
Highlights from the special day were shared on the twins’ TikTok in 2023. They sported a gorgeous white gown and a bouquet made of white roses.
Bowling has been married before, with his ex-wife hitting him with a paternity lawsuit in October 2023.
Annica Bowling filed the suit against her ex-spouse, as well as another male named Gavin Vatnsdal.
Court records indicated that a “genetic test report” was put into the suit on March 7, however, details were classified.
Annica and Josh married in 2010 and are parents of daughter Isabella, 8. While they split in 2010, Annica gave birth to another child in 2020, with the paternity suit questioning the identity of her now-3-year-old child’s father.
The “Abby & Brittany” stars are both fifth-grade teachers in Minnesota, where they grew up.
The two were born as dicephalus conjoined twins, which is a condition when two heads are on a single body with one genital system. The body contains two, three or four arms, two hearts and two legs.
Abby and Brittany share a bloodstream and all organs below the waist, with Abby controlling their right arm and leg and the latter having usage of their left side.
In 1996, the twins opened up about their condition during an appearance on “The Oprah Winfrey Show.”