Duggar fans shocked as Anna ‘posts & deletes photo of husband Josh with son’ days after he was arrested for child porn
DUGGAR fans were shocked as Anna "posted and deleted a photo of her husband Josh with their son" days after he was arrested for child porn.
The disgraced TLC star has been staying under house arrest with family friends.
Along with the reshared photo, Without A Crystal Ball wrote: "Moments ago Anna Duggar posted this photo to her stories – then removed it.
"Duggar Bates Confessions caught it. A look at her saved stories this is an old photo from 2019 at a game night
"It is interesting that she chose a photo of Josh playing games with their son Michael though."
Although it was reported to police and he came clean, he was never arrested or charged with any crime, and the family stayed quiet until it was exposed years later in the media.
Jim Bob told cops that Josh went through a Christian program where he "did manual labor and had counseling," according to the 2006 police report.
In the fallout, the family's reality show 19 Kids & Counting was canceled, and Josh was fired from his position at Christian lobbying group the Family Research Council.
Josh married Anna Renee Keller on September 26, 2008. They have six children together, three daughters and three sons. They are currently expecting their seventh.
Despite numerous scandals, Anna has always stood by him and even accompanied Josh to the police station when he handed himself in, a source previously told The Sun.
Josh has now been charged with allegedly receiving and possessing child porn, some of which include 65 images and one video of child porn of minors between the ages of 5-10.
If convicted, the 33-year-old could receive 20 years in prison with fines of up to $250,000 on each of the two counts.
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She said at an earlier hearing: "The court would likely require a third party custodian that he could reside with that would ensure compliance with the conditions of bond.
"It would need to be a residence where there are no minors in the home. You would need to look for somebody who could ensure to the court that there are no minors in the home or would be visiting unsupervised."