Did the Virgin Mary have other children after Jesus?

Jesus had no named half siblings in scripture. These four men were his cousins.....


Matthew 13:55 KJV — Is not this the carpenter's son? is not his mother called Mary? and his brethren, James, and Joses, and Simon, and Judas?


Thats all we can know.

If you are Catholic then no
If you are Protestant then yes
If you are anybody else you don't really care

No. She was a virgin until her death. That has been the teaching of the original and true Christian Church, to which Jesus promised the fullness of God's truth, for 2,000 years.

Jesus(oldest); brothers: James, Joseph, Simon, Judas(jude), Amos died at a young age.
Sisters: Miriam, Martha, and Ruth.

NO. Jesus was the only one. Preposterous question.

Yes, after Jesus’ birth, Joseph and Mary had other children, Jesus’ half brothers and sisters. The inhabitants of Nazareth later asked about Jesus: “Is this not the carpenter’s son? Is not his mother called Mary, and his brothers James and Joseph and Simon and Judas? And his sisters, are they not all with us?” (Matthew 1:25; 13:55, 56; Mark 6:3) We can conclude from this that Jesus’ immediate family consisted of his parents, four brothers, and at least two sisters.  Please read about Jesus growing up in Nazareth.  https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/publication/r1/lp-e/jy  
Jesus—The Way, the Truth, the Life p. 26

The New Testament names several brothers of Jesus, James (not the disciple) being one of them. Of course, the Bible is rather notorious about not mentioning any female children except in a few cases.

The Bible said Jesus had kinsmen. It wasn't until 1,500+ years after His birth that anyone would dare float the idea He had siblings. Why do you think she is called Virgin Mary? Do you refer to your own mom as "virgin?"

Jesus had at least six siblings. These included his brothers James, Joseph, Simon, and Judas as well as at least two sisters. (Matthew 13:54-​56; Mark 6:3) Those siblings were natural children of Jesus’ mother, Mary, and her husband, Joseph. (Matthew 1:​25) The Bible calls Jesus “the firstborn” of Mary, which implies that she had other children.​—Luke 2:7.

In order to support the idea that Mary remained a virgin all her life, some have applied different meanings to the term “brothers.” For example, some feel that Jesus’ brothers were actually sons of Joseph by an earlier marriage. However, the Bible shows that Jesus inherited the legal right to the kingship promised to David. (2 Samuel 7:​12, 13; Luke 1:​32) If Joseph had been father to sons older than Jesus, the eldest of these would have been Joseph’s legal heir.

Could the expression refer to Jesus’ disciples, or spiritual brothers? This idea conflicts with the Scriptures, since the Bible says that at one point “his brothers were, in fact, not exercising faith in him.” (John 7:5) The Bible distinguishes Jesus’ brothers from his disciples.​—John 2:​12.

According to another theory, Jesus’ brothers were actually his cousins. Yet, the Greek Scriptures use distinct words for “brother,” “relative,” and “cousin.” (Luke 21:16; Colossians 4:​10) Many Bible scholars acknowledge that Jesus’ brothers and sisters were his actual siblings. For example, The Expositor’s Bible Commentary states: “The most natural way to understand ‘brothers’ . . . is that the term refers to sons of Mary and Joseph and thus to brothers of Jesus on his mother’s side.” 

JESUS HAD NO BROTHERS OR SISTERS BY MARY, NO WHERE IN THE
BIBLE DOES IT SAY MARY(JESUS'S MOTHER) HAD ANY CHILDREN BUT JESUS!
EXPLANATION FOR THE WORDS BROTHERS AND SISTERS>>>

https://www.catholicdoors.com/misc/apologetics/brothersofjesus.htm