According to a bombshell new cover story from one of the most highly-circulated magazines in the country, Josh Duggar is reacting to his April arrest very differently from other members of his family.
The accused pedophile is allegedly pretty relaxed about the whole thing.
It's been four months since Josh Duggar was arrested on child pornography charges.
To the surprise of many, the 33-year-old was released on bail less than 48 hours after he was taken into custody.
The members of Duggar family are no strangers to controversy.
Long before Josh Duggar was arrested on child pornography charges, and even before word got out that he had molested three of his sisters, the Duggar clan was a magnet for scandal and criticism, much of it owing to their highly unorthodox belief system.
In the wake of Josh Duggar's arrest three months ago, nearly all of this accused pedophile's family members issued a statement.
How could they not, right?
Let's be very clear up front:
We don't know for certain what Anna Duggar is thinking these days, let alone what she is doing. No one can say this for certain.
Folks, it's finally happening.
Even though she hasn't made any sort of announcement yet, it's become clear that Jana Duggar is being courted by Stephen Wissmann, a Nebraska-based pilot and businessman.
Welp.
We guess Jim Bob Duggar isn't persona TOTALLY non grata when it comes to his children these days.
It's all falling apart for Jim Bob and Michellle Duggar.
In very public and embarrassing fashion.
As we already know, Josh Duggar's alleged history of sordid actions has cost his family dearly.
In reputation. In emotional pain. In perpetuall duress of all kinds.
For the better part of the past decade, diehard Duggar fans have been rooting for Jana Duggar to find the right man, settle down, and start a family of her own.
Now, she's well on her way toward doing exactly that, but sadly, she it looks as though she feels compelled to keep her first serious relationship a secret.
By the unfortunate sound of things, we haven't seen or heard the last of Jim Bob Duggar and Michelle Duggar.
Just over two months since their oldest child was arrested on charges of child pornography possession, and days after TLC canceled the reality show Counting On as a result, these misguided parents of 19 have released a statement.
At. Last.
Two months to the day after Josh Duggar got arrested for possession of child pornography, TLC has made the decision that it should have made nanoseconds after this news broke back in April.
The members of the Duggar family have been behaving rather strangely in recent months.
Obviously, the Duggars always behave strangely, but the past year has seen Jim Bob and company taking their weirdness to new heights.
Josh Duggar continues to be in the news.
For all the (very, very) wrong reasons.
When Josh Duggar was arrested on child pornography charges last month, it was widely assumed that he would spend the rest of his life behind bars.
But then, something surprising happened.
There are a lot of important discussions to be had about unhealthy parasocial relationships.
Where the world of social media collides with even minor public figures, it can be a problem.
We haven't checked in on Josh Duggar in a while, but if we're being completely honest with you all here, there's good reason for that.
For one thing, the very thought of the guy is enough to make our skin crawl. Checking in on him is always a painfully icky experience.
It's been almost two years since the start of the Jim Duggar vs. Derick Dillard feud that forever altered day-to-day life for the members of the Counting On clan.
Prior to that, the Duggars were about as close as any family has ever been.
There's no bigger news in the Duggars' world than the arrival of a new baby.
Usually, the new mom can't wait to post pics of her latest bundle of joy for the benefit of her millions of Instagram followers.
Forgive the most obvious(ly awful) introduction in celebrity gossip website history, but:
As we've been documenting for awhile now, Jed Duggar had been counting on (there it is!) representing the people of Arkansas in the State House for the next two years.
