Duggar Family News: More Courtships Ahead Following Jinger Duggar's Wedding?
Jeremy Vuolo and Jinger Duggar recently tied the knot on TLC's "Counting On." But could love be in the air for more than one Duggar sibling?
The wedding episode that aired on Feb. 20 featured Jinger and Jeremy's special day as they made their vows and had their first kiss in front of family and friends. However, fans also paid attention to the other Duggar children, particularly Joseph.
It is already known that Joy-Anna, another Duggar daughter, has started courtship with Austin Forsyth. Austin even asked Duggar family patriarch Jim Bob for permission. But viewers think that Joseph may also be looking to court a girl.
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The Feb. 20 episode saw the appearance of Kendra and Lauren, daughters of pastor Paul Caldwell. The Inquisitr reports that Joseph could be courting one of the Caldwell sisters. Right now, it is unknown whom Joseph is courting—if any—but speculations have it that the story does not stop there. Since there are two Caldwell sisters, it has been suggested that another Duggar son may be involved, and the publication posits that it could be either of the Duggar twins, Jedidiah or Jeremiah.
However, it is also possible that only Joseph and one of the Caldwell sisters are courting, and that the other sister is only acting as the "accountability buddy," as the report says. One thing is for sure, though. If Joseph really is courting a girl, wedding bells may not be heard for a while.
In other news, Jessa Duggar and her husband, Ben Seewald, recently welcomed a new baby boy, Henry Wilberforce. The couple already have one child together, one-year-old Spurgeon Elliot, but having another addition to their family is definitely good news. As for the possibility of having more kids, Jessa already has something in mind.
"It will be a little while since we just had a baby," Jessa told PEOPLE. "But adopting and fostering to adopt is very much in our hearts."
"Counting On" airs Mondays at 9 p.m. ET on TLC.
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