Duggar Family News: Joe Duggar Enjoys Grecian Honeymoon; Jana Duggar Rumored to Be Courting

Another Duggar sibling has tied the knot and is enjoying his honeymoon in Greece.

Joe Duggar and his new wife, Kendra Caldwell, said their vows last month at the First Baptist Church in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. It can be recalled that Joe got down on one knee in May earlier this year at the wedding of his sister, Joy-Anna.

"It's really an amazing feeling to know it's official and we're really married," Joe told PEOPLE. "Once we were engaged time seemed to move so slowly and now here we are — married! We're just enjoying every bit of it."

Kendra, on the other hand, is loving every moment of being married to Joe.

"Being with your best friend make marriage amazing," she said. "Here in Greece, we're looking forward to having dinner in the sky, walking through the market, making sandals, going parasailing and paddle boarding!"

And while it seems that Duggar siblings are getting married left and right, one particular sister is not even courting yet. The eldest Duggar sister, Jana, has remained single at 27 years of age. But that surely does not mean that there have not been rumors.

In fact, according to The Stir, Jana was most recently speculated to be in courtship with two different men: Caleb Williams and his brother, Jacob. Both Williams brothers are reportedly friends with the Duggars. Rumors of a romance started circulating online when the men were seen with the Duggar family in photos. And while fans may be holding out hope that Jana will be the next sibling to walk down the aisle, it does not seem like it will be with either of the Williams brothers.

Jana has also been linked with other notable names like NFL player Tim Tebow and "Bringing Up Bates" star Lawson Bates. Meanwhile, some people believe that Jana may be playing for the other team. However, this rumor has not been confirmed.

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