Jill Duggar Reveals She Once Stole Something in Resurfaced ’19 Kids and Counting’ Clip
The pants-wearing, tattoo-loving, shoulder-showing, nose pierced child of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar once confessed to the ultimate sin: Stealing. In a resurfaced 19 Kids and Counting clip, Jill revealed she took something without permission — and her father's face is literally all of us. Watch the video above to find out what it was!
Recently, the mother-of-two has gotten herself into hot water — and no, not because she's been rebelling. Although we're sure JB isn't too pleased about that! Earlier this month, Jill was slammed for showing off her messy home. The former Counting On star gave followers an inside look at her living room in a post with her oldest son, Israel — and it was a disaster.
"A good mom's house looks like you teach them to clean up when they are done. It isn't that hard actually. I have taught many kids over the years, when you are done you put it away," one user commented. Another added, "Get off your lazy boy and pick up your house." Ouch.
Unfortunately, her husband, Derick Dillard, has been receiving backlash these days, too. Last week, the reality TV exile targeted the cast of the new series Lost in Transition. "I really hope this is a series showing the devastation that mental illness causes, rather than presuming that these challenges are simply evidences of an improving society. #optimism," he wrote on Twitter.
Last year, Derick was fired from the Duggars hit TLC show for sharing his unwarranted comments on Jazz Jennings. "What an oxymoron… a 'reality' show which follows a non-reality," he tweeted in August. "'Transgender' is a myth. Gender is not fluid; it's ordained by God." Since then, he's also taken to his favorite platform to slam Nate & Jeremiah by Design stars Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent, calling their family a "travesty." Ugh. Will he ever learn?
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