Jessa Duggar Is Getting Mommy-Shamed on Instagram Because Her House Is Dirty AF
Jessa Duggar is facing some serious backlash on social media — and honestly, rightfully so. The Counting On star’s home is filled with dirty diapers, mold, and dust, not an ideal environment for anyone, let alone small children. Watch the video below to see photos of her concerning home.
People quickly took to the comments’ section to voice their opinions. While some praised her for being “real,” others slammed the reality star mama. “Oh you really need to clean your house; that is uncalled for,” one person wrote. Another didn’t hold back at all and added, “Gross, I would never let my house get like that. I have one child. Talk about a pigsty. That’s not even healthy for you to leave a mountain of diapers and dishes out. It’s so unhealthy. I know you travel and are busy. But really, that’s just laziness. Why would you put this on Instagram? GROSS. How can you sleep at night? Nasty.”
Yet this isn’t the first time the mother-of-two — who shares sons Spurgeon and Henry with husband Ben Seewald — has been mommy-shamed. Back in August, Jessa shared a photo of her one-year-old son drinking from a bottle and Instagram commenters came out in full force to slam the star for her poor parenting. “How old is he again?” one person asked. “Always took a bottle away [on their] first birthday.” A second chimed in, “I always took the bottle away at 12 or 13 months on my kids. How old is he now??” Everyone’s a critic!
Jessa was also bullied online in April when a fan attacked her post-baby fashion sense. “I used to think Jessa dressed the best of all of them but ever since she started having babies there are more and more pictures of her dressing more like [her sister] Jill does. And I know after you have kids you want to wear more comfortable clothes (I have two littles so trust me I know) but her style changed dramatically,” they wrote on the Free Jinger forum.
The 24-year-old just can’t catch a break. But seriously though — just put those diapers in the garbage next time.
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