Josh Duggar has had a few jobs over the last few years, and now he is back to selling used cars. After his big sex scandal, Josh had to move on and get to working again. Now it turns out that he has a new car lot he is working at that appears to be in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. The Facebook page Duggar Family News: Life is not all pickles and hairspray shared the details.
Josh Duggar is back to work again
It does sound like Josh and Anna are possibly living in Siloam Springs, where this new business is located. The new car lot has a kitchen located inside.
The building actually used to be a church it appears, but now it is Josh's used car lot. There is also a big garage in the building and several offices.
There are also pictures of a huge warehouse the Duggars also own in Gentry. There aren't many details about what is going on there, but construction trucks have been seen there so there, is speculation about what is going on there. This is in a town over from where Josh Duggar's car lot is, though. The Duggars are always working on something new, and they don't always share with their fans exactly what is going on.
Josh used to sell used cars, but he also moved on and went to work in Washington, D.C. and did other things before his big sex scandal came out.
Then Josh didn't work for a while and went off to sex rehab. Now he is back with his wife Anna and his family living a normal life again. Josh's wife is now pregnant with their fifth child, and it does look like their marriage is working again. They have been through a lot over the past few years for sure.
Are you surprised to hear that Josh Duggar is back working in such a public job?
Do you feel like he is finally starting to be able to move on? 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. Josh won't be back on the show, but they have been showing Anna and his kids. That means viewers should get a chance to see his new baby even if they don't get to see Josh at all.
