And hubby makes three.

Smiling cheek-to-cheek-to-cheek are conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel, 34, and Abby’s husband Joshua Bowling in his new Facebook profile pic.

The cheery trio, who united as one during Abby and Bowling’s 2021 nuptials, is seen saying “cheese” for a rare selfie while enjoying a fall night in the outdoors.

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Sightings of the no-longer single sisters, once TLC reality stars of their eponymously titled series, have been hard to come by in the years since Abby said, “I do” — a joyous occasion where Brittany wore white but was not listed as a witness.

Footage from the highly hush-hush ceremony, held at the Jerome Event Center in Minnesota, went viral this spring, prompting an eruption of hate from TikTok trolls.

Cyber savages questioned how the unconventional couple would function as a threesome, owing to the fact that Abby and Brittany share sex organs.

“This is a message to all the haters out there,” the twins wrote in an online post in March. “If you don’t like what I do, but watch everything I’m doing, you’re still a fan.”

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And the duo, who’ve raked in over 30 million views on viral vids of their everyday lives, are no strangers to dealing with fans — both the good eggs and the bad apples.

Abby and Brittany, dicephalic conjoined twins, made their grand debut on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” in 1996. The pair each has their own head, but share a torso, organs and one bloodstream.

Brittany has control of their left arm and leg, while Abby helms the right side.

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The side-by-side siblings landed an eight-episode series with TLC in the summer of 2012, which ended after only one season.

But in the years since the show’s cancellation, the Hensels have maintained a sporadic presence on social media.

And now, thanks to Bowling, an Army veteran-turned-nurse, the internet is freshly abuzz over their latest family snap.

But it’s unlikely that the ever-private Abby and Brittany, fourth- and fifth-grade elementary school teachers, will make a public fuss amid the frenzy.