Joy-Anna Duggar and Carlin Bates are really good friends. In a recent video shared by Carlin, Joy-Anna Duggar is actually seen crying. Of course, this made the Fans worry about her and what is going on. It actually isn't near as big of a deal as it sounds like. It has to do with her fiance Austin, but the two are doing great.
What is wrong with Joy-Anna Duggar?
Carlin Bates shared this video on her Instagram page, and she is with Joy-Anna. They were both actually at a wedding together this weekend. The fact that they are such good friends means they were spending time together.
In this video, Carlin and Joy-Anna are sitting in a vehicle while Carlin is trying to study. Joy Duggar is actually crying in this video clip on Instagram that Carlin posted on her page.
Joy was upset because she misses her fiance Austin Forsyth. According to the girls, that is why she is crying. In the video, you can hear them talking. Carlin explains saying, "I have a history test tomorrow and I don't want to study because I'm tired of studying. And Joy's over here. Joy misses her boyfriend." Joy then responds to her and says, "I miss him so bad. I'm crying." Then Carlin mentioned how bad they both need their boyfriends to come to town. Joy may be taking it a bit too far with the tears, but they are real.
The fans haven't got a chance to know Joy Duggar's new fiance very well yet. He has been on the show a little bit, and everyone is really hoping that he is on "Counting On" more when the show returns for another season this summer. The two aren't married yet, but you know that their wedding will be coming soon. The Duggars never wait long to tie the knot after they get married.
The fans know she will make a gorgeous bride and can't wait to see her on her big day.
Are you surprised to hear that Joy-Anna Duggar was crying because she missed her boyfriend? Do you feel like she has found a perfect match? Sound off in the comments section below on your thoughts, and don't miss new episodes of "Counting On" when they return this summer to TLC.
