According to reports, the world’s oldest conjoined twins died in a Pennsylvania hospital on April 7 at the age of 62. Guinness World Records (GWR) and Leibensperger Funeral Homes on the Leesport website.

Lori L Schappell and George A Schappell were born on September 18, 1961, as cranial twins, meaning their skulls were partially fused, About 30% of the brain is connected.

Additionally, they share important blood vessels.

according to total water weightLori and George are the rarest conjoined twins, accounting for only 2% to 6% of cases.

The twins hold the record as the oldest female conjoined twins ever born. However, after George came out, they became the first same-sex conjoined twins to be identified as different genders.

While Lori could walk, her brother George was diagnosed with spina bifida, so he was unable to walk on his own and had to be pushed around on a movable stool.

George is a country singer, and his sister is an award-winning ten-pin bowler who also works at a hospital.

The two have lived independently in a two-bedroom apartment in Pennsylvania since they were 24 years old.