Brittany Hensel Did Not Serve as a Witness in Conjoined Twin Sister Abby's Marriage to Josh Bowling

Brittany Hensel Was Not a Witness in Conjoined Twin Sister Abby’s Wedding to Josh Bowling

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When Abby Hensel married Josh Bowling in 2021, her conjoined twin, Brittany Hensel, was not listed as a witness.

The couple’s marriage certificate, revealed by TMZ on April 3rd, had Abby and Brittany’s sister, Morgan Hensel, as one witness. The other witness listed was Cosmo Naut, according to the report.

Abby and Bowling officially got married on November 13, 2021, at the Jerome Event Center in Delano, Minnesota. The document also mentioned the name of the reverend who conducted the ceremony. Abby decided to change her last name from Hensel to Bowling.

When news of Abby and Bowling's wedding came out in March, photos and videos from the ceremony started circulating on social media, particularly on Facebook. One video that went viral showed the couple's first dance to the song "Lose Control" by Matt Simons.

Some trolls have criticized Abby and Brittany's marriage online, but the twins responded on TikTok.

In a video posted on March 28, they captioned, "The internet is extra LOUD today. We have always been around."

Brittany Hensel Was Not a Witness in Conjoined Twin Sister Abby’s Wedding to Josh Bowling

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Abby and Brittany are conjoined twins who share all organs below the waist. They first gained fame in the 1990s after appearing on a talk show. They have been featured in documentaries such as Joined for Life and Joined at Birth, released in 2002 and 2003. In 2006, they were in the documentary Joined for Life: Abby & Brittany Turn 16. The sisters also had their own reality show, Abby & Brittany, which aired on TLC in 2012.

Despite their initial fame, Abby and Brittany now lead a quiet life as teachers in Minnesota.

Following Abby's marriage announcement, it was revealed on Monday, April 1st, that her husband is facing a paternity suit filed by his ex-wife, Annica Bowling, in October 2023.

Josh and Annica were married for nine years before divorcing in April 2019. They share a daughter named Isabella, who was present at Josh's wedding to Abby. Annica also welcomed another child in 2020, who is the subject of the paternity suit.

A filing was made requesting Josh and a man named Gavin Vatnsdal to submit their DNA for a test. It has been confirmed that a “genetic test report” and a “confidential information form” were filed last month. The results of the test have not been disclosed yet.

Editor's P/S:

The article sheds light on the marriage of Abby Hensel, a conjoined twin, and Josh Bowling, while exploring the complex dynamics of their lives. Despite facing criticism from online trolls, Abby and Brittany have remained resilient, showcasing their strength and determination. Their story serves as a reminder of the importance of inclusivity and acceptance.

Furthermore, the article highlights the legal challenges that Abby's husband, Josh, is facing related to a paternity suit filed by his ex-wife. This situation adds another layer of complexity to the couple's marriage and illustrates the legal complexities that can arise in cases involving blended families. The outcome of this case will likely have a significant impact on the family's future.