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Abigail Loraine Hensel And Brittany Lee Hensel's Biography in Summary

Abby and Brittany Hensel's arrival surprised their parents and the doctors who attended their mother's prenatal scan, which revealed only one child, not two. Abby and Brittany Hensel were born Cube Halic Parapagus (twins), and their parents had two options: separate them and risk losing one or both, or raise them together.

The Survival Rate of Conjoined Twins Male or female?It is said that after giving birth to 400,000 people, the female is 1 to 1 shorter and thinner. Abby and Brittany's case is one of the rarest, occurring in one out of every 4,000 births.
 

However, female twins are thought to have a higher survival rate than male twins, with a 70% chance of life after birth.



Abby and Brittany Hensel are the world's longest-surviving and most famous conjoined twins. They have one body, two limbs, two heads, two pairs of eyes, and two necks, each with its own vital organs such as two hearts, three kidneys, two spines connected at the pelvis, and four lungs, but they share the thoracic, circulatory, nervous, and reproductive systems. They have learned over time to coordinate and synchronize their separate and shared activities, such as walking, running, and clapping.
 

Abby and Brittany Hensel’s Bio

Patty and Mike Hensel welcomed twins Abigail Loraine aka "Abby" and Brittany LeeHensel aka "Britt" into the world on March 7, 1990. Her mother is a nurse, while her father is a carpenter and landscaper. The twins have two younger siblings: Dakota and Morgan Hensel. They were born in Carver County, Minnesota, and raised in New Germany, Minnesota.

The twins graduated from Mayer Lutheran High School and finished a course at Bethel University in St. Paul in 2012. Abby and Brittany fulfilled one of their post-college dreams by traveling the world with two of their friends. They were able to travel throughout Europe, including Italy, Venice, and London, capturing every moment with excitement.

Abby and Josh kept their marriage private until 2023, when they posted photos of the wedding ceremony on their TikTok account, @abbyandbrittanyhensel. A wedding guest's resurfaced video revealed an intimate moment from the couple's wedding on Facebook.

A 20-second video posted on Heidi Bowling's Facebook page shows the couple dancing and kissing at the wedding reception. Abby and her sister dressed in all-white, sleeveless bridal gowns and laced-back dresses, while Bowling wore a grey suit.

Bowling can be seen looking into his blushing bride's eyes, while Brittany supports her sister.
 

The duo first appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" in 1996, explaining their lives as conjoined twins.

They were born as dicephalus conjoined twins, which is a rare condition in which two heads share a single body with one genital system, as well as two, three, or four arms, two hearts, and two legs.

The Helsen twins share the same bloodstream and all organs below the waist. Brittany controls the left side, while Abby controls the right arm and leg.