Sure, Josh Duggar's world might still be crumbling all around him as his sexual exploits threaten to tear his family apart, but his sister, Jessa, is remaining decidedly upbeat. According to the latest gossip news updates, the 19 Kids and Counting star says that she plans to have just as big as family as her famous reality TV parents, Jim Bob and Michelle, but she is going to adopt some of those babies to spare her body a little bit of trauma. Unfortunately, Josh's wife, Anna, is said to be having a little bit more difficulty moving past her husband's recent Ashley Maddison sex scandal than are her in-laws. Word has it that the couple, who have four children together, are currently not even speaking.
While her brother is once again in the limelight for some less than godly behavior, 19 Kids and Counting's Jessa Duggar and her husband, Ben Seewald, are still going strong.
In an a recent interview with Us Weekly the pair even joked about having 20 kids to rival the original Duggar clan, but Jessa assured the magazine that there is no way she plans to reach that goal the way her mother did:
"Well, I'm not giving birth to that many, but we want to adopt."
Ben even considered the possibility of one day launching their own reality show as long as it didn't conflict with their raising his kids to be good Christians:
"I don't know...if people want to watch us, I don't mind, but I want to live a peacefully quiet life and just serve the Lord and if people find that interesting, then awesome, but I won't seek that out myself."
Word has it that it will be quite a while, however, before Josh Duggar and his wife, Anna, welcome any more children into their family.
One source in the latest September 7, issue of Star magazine explains that for the time being, the not-so-happily married couple are not even sharing a room:
"Anna cannot justify that he was probably unfaithful throughout their marriage.
"She refuses to sleep in the same room with Josh or even speak to him."
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