Conjoined Twins ‘Spider Sisters’ Have One Boyfriend (PHOTOS)

Ganga and Jamuna Mondal 

The 45-year-old conjoined Indian twins Ganga and Jamuna Mondal have met the love of their live in one and the same man.
The women, sharing four arms and three legs, are popularly known as Spider Sisters. The twins had been suffering from loneliness for years until 7 months ago when they met a kind school teacher Jasimuddin Ahmad, DailyMail reports.
Ganga said:

"It was love at first sight. When we met Jasimuddin we both felt this was a man who would truly love us. And he does – he loves us straight from the heart."

Rare Australian Conjoined Twins Born With One Body And Two Faces Die (PHOTOS)

 Their short lives were filled with faith and hope.

The rare conjoined twins born to Australian parents earlier this month passed away on Tuesday.

Faith and Hope suffered from a condition called diprosopus, where twins share a skull and a body, but are born with two separate brains joined at the stem, and two faces.

"Our precious baby girls, who gave it a good fight, are headed to the arms of the angels who will give them their wings," parents Renee Young and Simon Howie said in a statement released to NineMsn.

The Sydney parents found out about the twins’ rare condition 19 weeks in the pregnancy. Doctors advised them to terminate the pregnancy, but abortion was not an option.