'Counting On': Joy-Ann Duggar's Post Reality Show Work Is In Politics
Joy-Ann Duggar proves that there is life outside reality shows. After breaking into the show business in "19 Kids and Counting" and then starring in their own new reality show called "Counting On," Joy-Ann has found herself a job in politics.
Earlier this week, Jinger Duggar Vuolom older sister of Joy-Ann, was criticized by people on social media after she posted a photo of herself and husband Jeremy Vuolo, inside an empty movie theater. People told her to get a "real job."
Well, they will not be hurling the same criticism to Joy-Ann. According to Romper, the mom-to-be has also scored an internship with Rep. Charlene Fite. Her brother, 18-year-old Jedidah Duggar, will also work at the Arkansas House of Representatives.
In a blog post, the previous blog post, the celebrity family talked about their deep roots in politics. Jim Bob Duggar, for example, served two terms in the Arkansas House of representative a while back. Josh Duggar himself recently campaigned for GOP candidates in Kansas, Mississippi, and Virginia.
They did not mention how long the internship would last or whether the "Counting On" star has any political ambitions for herself. However, she might take time off work soon.
The "19 Kids and Counting" alum is expecting her first child with husband Austin Forsyth. The two got married back in May, but fans just got to see the ceremony during the premiere of "Counting On" Season 3.
According to International Business Times, Joy-Ann's pregnancy was announced in August. While the new family did not share when they expect the baby Duggar-Forsythe to arrive, many suspect that the reality TV star will give birth as early as February next year.
The couple has not shared the gender of their bundle of joy, but Joy-Ann strongly believes that she is having a son. Her husband thinks that their first child will be a girl.
