Josh Duggar slammed for posting ‘suggestive’ video of girl shoving a banana in her mouth before his child porn arrest
JOSH Duggar has been slammed for posting a "suggestive" video of a young girl shoving a banana in her mouth several years before his child porn arrest.
The clip, which The Sun has chosen not to repost, was uploaded to his Facebook page in 2015.
Before In Touch Weekly revealed in 2015 that Josh was accused of molesting five female minors when he was a teenager, and his wife , 32, had a joint Facebook account where they shared family moments with fans.
In one particular video, which was re-discovered by blog , a young girl - whom The Sun will not identify - can be seen eating a banana quickly, shoving giant pieces in her mouth.
The camera was set close to the girl's face.
A second agreed and said: "STUPID POST."
The post came as a shock to Counting On fans, as Anna has maintained public silence after her husband was arrested on two counts of child pornography.
A week ago, The Sun exclusively reported that .
An insider told The Sun: "Anna is in denial. Jim Bob is telling people she is defending Josh and no longer speaking to most of the family.
Despite numerous scandals, including him admitting he was unfaithful to his wife after using the affair service Ashley Madison and claiming he had a porn addiction, 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.
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.
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"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."
If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call RAINN (Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network) at 800-656-HOPE (4673).