Another bad news hit the “19 Kids and Counting” clan.
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The new additions to the massive Duggar family are bright spots in what has otherwise been an unpleasant couple of months for the 19 Kids And Counting family. Dillon went on to thank fans for their support, saying, “Amy and myself apologize that we will not be able to share our special day with all on the TLC network”.
Following the announcement of the cancellation of the broadcast of their wedding and his subsequent reaction to the news, King was later on criticized by his own followers in social media – with some even going as far as accusing him to be planning to “cash in” on the event instead of eyeing a romantic and enjoyable celebration with his future wife.
In the meantime, TLC is reportedly working on a documentary about child abuse, which will feature Duggar daughters Jessa Seewald and Jill Dillard, who have both come forward as victims of their brother. She recorded a robocall that went out to thousands of households in which she urged voters to strike down a city ordinance outlawing discrimination against LGBT people in housing, health care and other critical services.
Apparently, Michelle got married at 17 while Jim Bob was 19 at the time when they said their I Do’s.
The fun never stops as the family also posted a home video showing Jim Bob & Michelle exchanging gifts for their anniversary and Michelle just wrote the sweetest message for her husband writing, “I’m so grateful for how you lead, protect and cherish me”, Michelle wrote in the blog post. And again I’m not mad of their decision.
Despite the cancelation of their reality show 19 Kids and Counting, the Duggars continue to keep the cameras rolling.
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“The Duggars want to return to TV because they truly believe it was part of God’s plan for them to spread the word about their faith”, a source who worked closely with the family told People magazine. “I wasn’t bashing them, I was only letting people know what was happening with that situation”, he said.
