Josh Duggar

Anna Duggar could make many, many legitimate complaints about her in-laws.

After all, these are the people who protected Josh Duggar after he molested five young girls, a decision that led to her marrying a child molester.

Looks like more bad news for Josh Duggar.

The eldest son of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar -- who's already so cash-strapped that he's living in a windowless storage shed on his parents' property -- has lost a lawsuit pertaining to his past real estate dealings.

When the Josh Duggar sex scandals first went public back in 2015, thoughts turned first to Josh's victims -- four of whom were his sisters -- and then to his wife and children.

Divorce is strictly forbidden in the Duggars' world, but many reasoned that exceptions must be made in certain cases.

Josh Duggar is a bad man.

And we don't mean that he parks in front of fire hydrants or steals his co-workers' lunches out of the break room fridge.

If you're a Counting On fan, we probably don't need to tell you that Jana Duggar is single.

While the show will go for long stretches without ever making mention of that fact, it's never far from the minds of viewers.

Rumors about Anna Duggar divorcing Josh Duggar have been circulating for years.

But sadly, it seems they're mostly just the result of wishful thinking on the part of Duggar fans and critics.

Last week, Counting On fans were stunned by the news that Josh and Anna Duggar are living in a windowless warehouse located on his father's property.

Rumors of the substandard living arrangement had been circulating for months, but many of Josh's harshest critics considered them too good to be true.

Several months ago, a rumor that Josh Duggar lives in a warehouse with his wife and six kids spread like wildfire on social media.

For critics of the Duggar family, the report seemed almost too good to be true.

Back in February, we reported that Josh Duggar was living in a warehouse on his father's property with his wife and six children.

Now, those rumors have been inadvertently confirmed by TLC.

Back in November, Josh and Anna Duggar welcomed their sixth child.

It was a joyous occasion for the couple, but not so much for the virulent Duggar critics who don't love the idea of yet another daughter being entrusted to the care of a man who has molested five young girls.

Believe it or not, it's been over five years since the Josh Duggar sex scandals came to light.

When the world first learned that Josh molested five young girls -- four of whom were his sisters -- it was widely assumed that the Duggars' TLC show would be canceled.

It's been a while since the Duggar clan has been embroiled in a major public scandal.

It looked like real trouble was brewing when a car dealership owned by the family was raided by Homeland Security agents in 2019, but amazingly, almost a year later, no charges have been filed, and the incident remains shrouded in mystery.

It's sad, but undeniably true:

The more we hear about the rules and regulations that governed life in the Duggar household, the less we're surprised by the abuse that was allowed to take place under Michelle and Jim Bob's watch.

When a woman marries into the Duggar family, she does so with the knowledge that much will be expected of her.

Specifically, she'll be expected to have babies.

These days, it's hard to imagine the Duggar family as anything other than fithy rich.

But when Michelle, Jim Bob, and their (at the time) 14 kids first burst onto the scene with a succession of one-off Discovery Channel specials, they were desperately poor.

If you're a user of Facebook or Instagram, you saw them everywhere on Father's Day.

Nearly everyone you knew likely wrote one.