Jill Duggar Denies ‘Dishonoring’ Family After Bombshell ‘Shiny Happy People’ Docuseries: ‘I Love My Parents’
usmagazine.comTelling her truth. While Jill Duggar has been outspoken about her difficult relationship with her family over the years, she still has love for the people who raised her.The former TLC personality, 32, shared an inspiring message via Instagram following the release of Prime Video’s bombshell docuseries Shiny Happy People: Duggar Family Secrets. “Life [is] a journey.
Sometimes courage is built in the toughest storms,” she captioned a pic of herself posing by water on Sunday, June 4.One fan took to the comments section to praise the Arkansas native’s involvement in the four-part series, which explored the controversial religious group the Institute in Basic Life Principles (IBLP), which the Duggars have followed for years. “You did a great job on the documentary!
I don’t even see any ‘dishonoring’ of your parents; just facts about what happened and captivating on all the beautiful childhood memories,” the user wrote.The fan continued: “Keep on doing what you’re doing.
Oh, and singing Hey Girl by Anne Wilson. I call that one of my ‘freedom songs.’ Never forget who you are, and who made you the way you are.”The Counting the Cost author — who shares sons Israel, 8, Samuel, 5, and Frederick, 11 months, with husband Derick Dillard — replied to the comment, writing, “Thanks. ❤️ I love my parents.”In the doc, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar’s daughter opened up about her experience growing up on TV, revealing that she was never paid for her time on 19 Kids and Counting and its spinoff Counting On.
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