It's really no secret at this point, nor would it even be noteworthy if not for the belief system she was brought up with:
Jill Duggar and her husband, Derick Dillard, like to get it on.
If you're a fan (or a critic) of the Duggar family, then you're probably aware of Jim Bob Duggar's feud with Derick Dillard.
Folks, this thing has been going on for well over a year, and it doesn't look as though it'll be letting up anytime soon.
Earlier this month, the Duggars celebrated Christmas the same way they do everything else:
In large numbers, and with an ignorant disregard for how anyone else in the world might be affected by their actions.
For over a year, the feud between Derick Dillard and Jim Bob Duggar has been raging non-stop and forever altering the way fans look at their favorite family of fundies.
What started out as a battle over Counting On earnings has developed into a clash of core values that threatens to tear the Duggar family apart.
Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard are once again making it clear that they're rebels with a cause.
And, in this case, that cause is the well-being of their children.
If Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard don't have their own reality show by the time the year is out, then 2020 has truly been a total waste of time.
Derick's feud against Jim Bob Duggar has led to the Dillards essentially going rogue, tossing out the rules Jill was raised with, and spilling some closely-guarded secrets to very grateful Duggar fans.
Earlier this week, we reported on the surprising news that Justin Duggar and Claire Spivey had gotten engaged.
This was unexpected, but not because they'd only been courting two months.
As we reported earlier this week, Justin Duggar and Claire Spivey are engaged after what appeared to be a very brief and very intense courtship.
Now, Duggars getting engaged at a very young age is obviously nothing new -- but Justin took it to a new level.
For many months now, Derick Dillard has screamed from the social media heavens that he's been ripped off by his in-laws.
At one point, Dillard even accused Jim Bob Duggar of stealing millions from his own kids, arguing that the family patriarch pocketed all the profits from 19 Kids and Counting, along with its subsequent spinoff.
Jill Duggar has come right out and said it at last.
She's finally revealed the truth, following many weeks of dancing around the issue and beating around the bush.
In recent weeks, Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard have been opening up to fans via candid Q&A sessions on YouTube.
The couple has addressed topics ranging from their use of birth control to Jill's decision to drink alcohol.
When the Duggars first returned to television after being canceled amid the Josh Duggar sex scandals, their revamped reality show was titled Jill and Jessa: Counting On.
Viewers were promised that the show would shift its focus from the many problematic members of the family to the two young moms who also happen to be fan favorites.
Wow, Jill Duggar.
Just... wow.
Last week, Jill Duggar drank a piña colada during a date with her husband, Derick Dillard.
She didn't punch a waiter, or get a DUI, and as far as we know, she called it a night after just one cocktail.
Earlier this week, a photo of Jill Duggar drinking a piña colada absolutely scandalized fans of her notoriously conservative family.
Now, for most people, it's not a big deal to like piña coladas -- or getting caught in the rain, for that matter.
These days, Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard keep a relatively low profile.
But that's only true in comparison to their former lives and the rest of Jill's family.
Derick Dillard appears to be at a crossroads in life.
The husband of Jill Duggar has made it clear for many months now that he hates father-in-law Jim Bob.
Jill Duggar is in an interesting position these days.
She's officially a former reality star, having quit Counting On after her husband, Derick Dillard, got fired back in 2017.
If you're a fan of the Duggar family, we probably don't need to tell you that they live in a very patriarchal society.
Women in the family never have any real rights of their own -- instead, when they pass into adulthood, control of their life is transferred from their father to their husband.
Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard have gone through quite a lot over the past few months.
They've feuded with the former's parents. They've been parent-shamed up the wazoo. And they've soldiered on amid a national pandemic.
