Jinger Duggar responds to Rumor Children are disabled in the midst of privacy concerns

Duggar jinger Responding to speculation on -le her children are “disabled” after followers questioned why she does not include them on social media.

During Thursday, April 3, the Instagram, Duggar, 31, and answer session was asked to one of her daughters “disabled in some way” in a request to see more family pictures.

“I’ve never answered this question, but unfortunately it has been for years,” the Count on Alum wrote. “This is really why we do not show the faces of our children and choose to give them privacy.”

Duggar continued, “1) people insist on seeing them. 2) We do not want to subdue our children to how cruel some people can be in their opinions. It is honestly sad to see these comments coming in.”

Duggar and her husband, Jeremy VuoloShare the women of Felicity, 6, and Evangeline, 4, as well as a new -born son Finnegan, who Born late last month.

“We have been blessed with three healthy children,” Jinger, one of Jim bob and Duggar michelle‘S. 19 childrenAdded on Thursday. “But, even if God had chosen to give us a child with a medical condition, that would not in any way change the way we share them on societies. Every life is valuable and a gift from God!”

Jinger gave before Weekly US insight to her and Vuolo’s determination to keep their children out of the obvious.

“We talked about it for a while before we had children and whether we wanted them in the public eye or not,” Jinger she was told only Us In January 2023. “And we just decided to keep them out of the public eye and let them choose what they want to do. So that was our decision.”

The TLC personality added, “We sometimes post photos from the back of their heads or small videos and you can hear their small voices or whatever. But not showing their faces has been something we intend to stick to.”

While Jinger and Vuolo, 37, have chosen to hide their children’s faces in social media pictures, they have let them watch old family episodes 19 children and count and Count on.

“I think because it’s such a huge part of my life. I spent most of my life on television,” said Jinger Us In promoting her biography Be released indeed. “So even in this process (promotion of books), I’ve had a couple of crews coming in the house and my two -year -old will play in her playroom and she’ll see cameras and scared.