One thing that the Duggars are known for is everyone sending out congratulation messages when someone finds out they are pregnant or engaged or even courting. Josh and Anna Duggar just revealed that they are expecting their fifth child together, but his sisters Jessa Seewald and Jill Dillard are both staying quiet about it.
Jill and Jessa's shocking silence
The news that Josh and Anna were expecting a baby came out on Friday via the family website. They put out a big statement saying that they were doing well in their marriage and that they are having another baby.
Anna is actually already pretty far along because she shared that she is having a boy. They said that "beauty comes from ashes." They seem to be okay with where they are now after all of the hard times they have gone through over the last couple of years.
When it was revealed that Josh Duggar molested five younger girls, Jessa and Jill did speak out and admit that they were two of his victims. They also said that they had forgiven Josh, but the fact that they are not saying a word about his great news has everyone wondering if this is really true. The girls have posted on social networks in the last few weeks, but they haven't posted about Josh at all. Silence is saying a lot this time around.
When Joseph and Joy-Anna Duggar revealed that they were courting, the sisters rushed to social networks to talk about how they were so excited. Joy-Anna announced that she is engaged and they did the exact same thing. Now that Josh and Anna have a baby on the way, they aren't doing it and it really does appear to mean something, but you know that the Duggars won't end up speaking out about it at all.
They are really quiet about anything that the press has to say about them usually.
Are you surprised that Jill and Jessa are staying quiet about Josh's new baby on the way? Do you think that they will be sending out a message soon? Sound off in the comments section below on your thoughts, and don't miss new episodes of "Counting On" when it returns this summer to TLC.
