What is two-headed woman?

As an AI language model, I don't have any information about a specific two-headed woman. However, I can provide some general information about two-headed individuals.

A two-headed individual, scientifically called 'dicephalic parapagus,' is a rare condition where a person has two heads attached to one body. It occurs during embryonic development when the fertilized egg fails to separate into two embryos. This condition is usually fatal, and most dicephalic parapagus twins are stillborn or die shortly after birth.

However, some dicephalic parapagus twins survive and can lead relatively normal lives, with varying degrees of functionality between the two heads. They may have separate brains, which can work together to control their body's movements, or they may share a brain, which infers communication and coordination challenges.

There have been a few notable cases of dicephalic parapagus individuals, such as Abby and Brittany Hensel, who were born in 1990 and appeared in their reality TV show. The Hensel twins share the same body but have separate heads and are now working as teachers in Minnesota.