Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade smiling outdoors in a city setting with her husband and another person on a sunny day.

Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade has responded directly to critics who questioned her marriage to Daniel McCormack.

Carmen, 25, spoke candidly about how the scrutiny made her feel, insisting that her personal boundaries deserve to be respected.

Alongside her sister, Lupita, and Daniel himself, the couple pushed back against the constant speculations.

Carmen stated that prying questions about intimacy cross the line

Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade with husband smiling outdoors in city setting, addressing backlash about intimate life.

Image credits: Instagram/carmen_soland

Carmen and Lupita areconjoined twins who share some ribs, their circulatory system, and their digestive and reproductive systems.

They do, however, each have their own heart, a set of lungs, and a stomach. Due to the risks, the twins have opted against separation surgery.

Considering theircondition, the twins have become used to attention. Carmen said she had grown used tocuriosity, but certain questions, particularly after she was married, felt dehumanizing.

Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade smiling outdoors in a field, sharing a black sweatshirt, embracing natural surroundings.

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“I don’t understand why people need to know about my private parts in order (to) humanize us,” she toldPeople magazine.

Her sister Lupita felt the strain as well, especially when strangers insisted on questioning her about Daniel.

“I don’t like being asked if I am ever going to love (Daniel),” she said. “I love him as a brother. That’s about it.”

Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade in a green dress with husband and family, smiling outdoors with autumn foliage background.

Image credits: Instagram/carmen_soland

Daniel, 28, has also faced endless curiosity about his marriage to Carmen and his relationship with Lupita.

“People are obsessed with s*x, you know? And it is just like, frankly, it’s none of your f*cking business,” he stated.

Netizens were largely sympathetic to the sisters’ frustration with questions about their intimate lives.

Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade takes a mirror selfie smiling in casual clothes inside a tiled bathroom with a round mirror.

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“I don’t understand why people would even think to ask them. I do understand the curiosity, but keep it to yourself. They are human beings with feelings. They are not circus animals for god’s sake,” one commenter wrote.

“Why do people think this is any of their business? These ladies have learned to deal with their situation and as long as it’s working for them, I don’t need to hear all the details,” wrote another.

Carmen and Daniel’s relationship has caught a lot of attention online 

 

Carmen and Daniel’s relationship began in 2020 after they met on the dating app Hinge.

Four years later, they exchanged vows in an intimateceremony on Lover’s Leap Bridge in New Milford, Connecticut.

“It was pretty. It was autumn, which made it even prettier,” Carmen stated. “I did not wear white (and) I don’t regret it. I don’t like white, but that’s just my thing.”

Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade kissing her husband under festive lights, with a third person watching nearby.

Image credits: Instagram/carmen_soland

But alongside the happy memories came the criticism. Carmen said many outsiders assumed her marriage was “fragile.”

Some even claimed Daniel must be “cheating on me on the side” or that “he’s just kind of here for the bag.”

Carmen quickly dismissed those assumptions with humor. “I’ve got no money,” she laughed.

Carmen explained that her dynamic with Daniel requires constant communication, especially since she and Lupita share a body, according toAOL.

Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade smiling with her husband in a casual wooden setting, wearing glasses and casual attire.

Image credits: Instagram/carmen_soland

“It’s funny because I stay up later than Lupita, but when Daniel sleeps over, I fall asleep quickly, and he stays up talking with her,” she recalled in a YouTube video.

Carmen admitted that she feels torn at times. “I want to spend so much time with Daniel. So we try to come up with compromises. Like, (Lupita) will choose where we go out to dinner, or what activity we’re going to do.”

Through it all, Lupita made her support clear. “I just want to see my sister happy,” she said. “I don’t think people understand he would not be around whatsoever if we didn’t get along.”

Despite their fame, the twins clarified that they still work regular jobs

Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade smiling and posing against a plain white background, showcasing confidence and strength.

Image credits: Instagram/carmen_soland

Considering their fame and notable social media presence, speculations are abounding that Carmen and Lupita have become wealthy.

While their shared YouTube has more than 256,000 subscribers, Carmen explained that their earnings were modest.

“We still have to work 50 hours a week to make ends meet/unexpected expenses,” she said.

They are involved in other projects, however, such as a role in Brandon Rogers’ Night in the Park.

Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade smiling with her husband outdoors, showing affection and closeness in an urban setting.

Image credits: Instagram/carmen_soland

“Even with our schedules being so busy, we love making time for projects like this. It was such a fun experience and we can’t wait for everyone to see it,” Carmen stated.

Ultimately, Carmen noted that people should be more aware that not every person with a disability is there to satisfy the internet’s curiosity.

“Not every disabled person is there for your curiosity and education because they’re not made to be advocates for their disability,” she said.