'Conjoined Hensel Twins Dead' Is FALSE And Scammy. Do Not Believe These Lies

Abby and Brittany Hensel, better known as the Hensel twins, are conjoined twins (or "siamese" as some of the ads say) that have been the subject of false and scammy rumors that claimed that they are dead or had died after a heart attack or after being pregnant and "unable to give birth during a cesarean section" (C-section). The rumor in Facebook ads claimed, "The conjoined twins were unable to give birth during the cesarean section." It also said, "Abby and Brittany are no longer with us because they were pregnant and were unable to give birth during a C-section. But they left a gift for the world."

There has been no such news about the Hensel twins. They did not die after being pregnant and then being "unable to give birth." Also, it's not true that Abby or Brittany alone died of a heart attack, leaving the other twin alive.

This kind of a rumor is not only false but also scams you out of your time. The advertiser who is putting this false rumor out there wants you to spend tons of time looking through their lengthy article to find more information about any recent news about the Hensel twins. The truth in February 2024 was that there was no news.

To help fight this scammy rumor, like this video and also leave a comment. If you can't think of anything to comment, just tell me your favorite breakfast food. Simply leaving a brief comment can help Google and YouTube see value in my video, which can then help it to rise in search results.

Also, a note: After I published this video, I found that one of the Hensel twins, Abby, appeared to possibly be married to a man. However, that aspect of their life, true or not, appeared to be kept private at the time. I understand some news articles came out later that further confirmed this.