Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade gives a peek into her summer spent with her husband, Daniel McCormack.
Carmen Andrade is embracing marital bliss. Just two weeks after the TikToker, who is a conjoined twin with her sister Lupita Andrade, shared the news of her marriage to Daniel McCormack, she gave a peek into their first summer as newlyweds.
She shared a picture of the 25-year-old twins having a fun canoe trip on a lake on Instagram on July 24. Carmen shared a cute picture of their dad grinning while he paddled the boat and their 28-year-old son, Daniel, fishing. Their parents also joined them. "Last minute lake evening con la familia," she said, describing their excursion.
Carmen and Daniel have been spending a lot of time outside because they both adore the outdoors. The two, who first connected on Hinge in 2020, actually went to the Buttercup Farm Audubon Sanctuary in New York last month and brought home a number of beautiful photos of the forest.
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“The amount of ticks we found on ourselves on this hike tonight and then after was disgusting,” At the time, she posted on Instagram, “but it was worth it for the views and spending time with you.”
On the twins' YouTube channel, the couple talked about their most romantic trip, describing the wedding as a "small get-together" with "just local family" after exchanging vows at the Lover's Leap Bridge in New Milford, Connecticut, last October.
Daniel remarked in the May 20 video, “I don’t like those weddings where they invite, like, the third cousin twice removed,” “I’m sorry, but great uncle Patrick, who I haven’t seen since I was three, you’re not worth a seat at my table.”
Carmen, meanwhile, explained her decision to forgo a traditional white wedding gown in favor of an emerald dress.
“It was very pretty,” she clarified. “It was in autumn, which made it even prettier. I did not wear white. Don’t regret it. I don’t like white. Not my thing.”
