Michelle Duggar

Jill Duggar's husband, Derick, has claimed that her and her siblings did not receive much education as a result of their reality TV commitments. According to Derick, 34, parents Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar's TLC's 19 Kids and Counting are more important than expanding their academic research. Jill, 32, and her 18 siblings never received a'much education beyond the seventh grade,' according to Derick.' When Jill was asked if her siblings were 'deprived' of an education, she replied 'yes,' implying that filming took precedence over.

When she was asked if she worried about her elder sister Jana, 33, and her 'lack of being able to leave' their father's house, the defunct Duggar daughter, 32, confessed that she attempted to'not interfere too much in my siblings' lives. Jill said she did not want to speak on behalf of any of her siblings' children, and that she preferred for them to 'tell their tale or figure it out themselves.' Jill's current position with Jana is unknown.

Since a jury found Josh, 35, guilty of receiving and possessing child pornography, he was sentenced to 12 years and seven months in jail in May 2022. The father-of-seven attempted to appeal his sentencing, but it was upheld on August 7 of this year, the earliest expected release date being October 2, 2032, but Amy has argued that he should never be allowed out. The mother-of-one's spoke directly to DailyMail.com and slammed his relative for his 'horrible' acts and branded him as 'evil,' while still praiseing his sisters, who confessed to molesting years ago.

The more we learn about Prime Video's forthcoming documentary on the Duggar family, the more we're learning about how awful their lives were. As you might have noticed, the official trailer for Shiny Happy People: Duggar Family Secrets was released last week, but the bombshells inside have only been revealed since then. For years, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar went to whatever extent to avoid their son Josh Duggar's molestation case from being revealed.