Conjoined twins Carmen and Lupita Andrade's fear one will die and the other will live

Two sisters famed for being conjoined twins are now opening up about their future plans while sharing their most pressing health worry.

Carmeny and Lupita Andrade are both 25 and joined at the torso. They shared a reproductive system, a liver, and a bloodstream. Born in Mexico, both were brought up in the USA, and doctors at that time had given them each just three days to live.

Beating all odds, they managed to thrive and grow up to become strong and beautiful identities. Each sister controls her own leg while having separate hearts and stomachs.

They also raised eyebrows when Asexual twin Lupita mentioned what she does when her sister Carmen gets intimate with her lover.

Carmen has been married for more than a year to Daniel McCormack, whom she met on Hinge, and she recently spoke about starting her own family.

But their health fears are plenty, including how things could change as they get older, and one of the twins might survive longer than the other. They have intense pressure on their spines that is crushing their backs and lungs. Despite that, they hope to live a long and healthy life but the fears are plenty, they shared.