Jinger Duggar and her husband Jeremy Vuolo have no dissatisfaction with TLC’s decision to cancel their reality show “Hope”.
in spite of Jim Bob and Michel Dag Recently, they broke the silence of canceling the show after 11 seasons, and most Dag people remained silent. But Jinger and Volo have issued a statement about the fate of the “19 Children and Counting” spin-off series through their respective Instagram accounts, indicating that they “agree” with the network’s decision.
“We are grateful to TLC for giving us the opportunity to join their network over the years and their kindness to the Vuolo family. This is an extraordinary journey that has opened the door for us to travel and experience the world of imagination,” the couple wrote on Tuesday.
The statement continued: “We fully agree with TLC’s decision not to renew “Counting On” and are excited for the next chapter of our lives. We want to thank our fans, friends, and excellent camera crew for showing us their love And support. We look forward to continuing our creative journey in Los Angeles and seeing what the future holds.”
Sending to people On Tuesday, the network stated that “TLC will not produce more seasons of Counting On. TLC believes that it is important to give the Duggar family a chance to resolve their situation privately.”
The network mentioned a recent public scandal involving Jing’er’s eldest brother, Josh Duggar, who was awaiting trial in a child pornography case. He pleaded not guilty to receiving and possessing child pornography.
Duggars’ cousin Amy King who appeared on their show also shared several photos of her over the years InstagramShe thanked TLC for “coming along the way” and wrote: “In this decision, I stand with the network!”
In the presentations of Jim Bob and Michelle, the couple reviewed the moment the production company first contacted them about two decades ago, and how much their family has grown since then. They did not admit that their eldest son, Josh, was arrested in April. Child pornography allegations But it is implied that this will not be the last time their fans have heard from them.
“We look forward to all the new adventures and efforts that may arise. With so many adult children and outstanding grandchildren, we know that our love will only continue to multiply!” the couple wrote.
At the same time, it’s not just Jing’er and the members of the Jeremy Dage family who support the cancellation of the show. In May, Gildag’s husband, Derek Dillard, Seems to imply that he supports this by liking a few tweets, calling on TLC to end the Duggar family’s broadcast time after Josh’s arrest.
“Duggars needs to be removed from @tlc now. Now! This is disgusting,” read one of his favorite tweets.
Jill and her husband were also part of “Hope”, but left after six seasons. The couple explained that they decided to leave before Season 7 because they felt that the show was not in line with their family goals.
“We left the show because basically, the family goals we set for ourselves are inconsistent with what we found. Our control of life is not as good as with the show and other things because we feel we need it,” Jill Say In the Q&A session on YouTube.
Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo talk candidly about their sex lives in this “hope” clip.
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