It looks as if it's a megabloom or a fused bloom. You will notice that sometimes the flowers look really big, as if they are Siamese twins. Often, the first flowers on the plant look that way. Some people pick them off, if not, they can end up with fruit which is mis-shapen and doesn't always ripen evenly.

Linda

Agree. Most common in early season fruit set (along with cat-facing and zippering) and often tied to inconsistent weather/temps right at bloom formation and/or pollination.

While it is fairly common, some varieties are more prone to it than others.

Dave

Thanks! Going by memory I though I got them like that all year. But I also end up with huge grasshoppers damaging them too.