Jinger Duggar poses with daughter Evangeline, 7 months, in rare pic after star said she wants to give her kids ‘privacy’
JINGER Duggar posed with 7-month-old daughter Evangeline in a rare picture.
The mother-daughter snap comes after the star said she wants to give her kids “privacy.”
The 27-year-old smiled as he carried her youngest daughter in baby carrier across her chest in a new photo, which husband shared on his Instagram Story on Thursday.
seemed in good spirits as she held onto a coffee mug and water bottler, while she dressed casually in workout shorts, a tank top, a baseball cap and sneakers.
While tagging Jinger, Jeremy, 33, simply captioned the post: “Camp.”
Many fans have taken to social media to complain that Jinger and Jeremy no longer share photos of their daughters, though the TV personality admitted they are trying to give the girls “privacy.”
In addition to Evangeline, the couple share 2-year-old daughter Felicity.
Back in April, Jinger revealed why while answering questions from fans on Instagram.
During the Q&A, one fan asked: "I think I have an idea but why no pictures of your girls? Not being judgmental just asking."
The TLC star responded: "The girls are doing great! Felicity is absolutely smitten by her little sister and Evy adores Felicity.
"You haven't seen much of them simply because we are wanting to give them a bit more privacy while they're so young."
She added: "We appreciate how much you love and support our family. It means so much to us! Thanks for asking."
During the couple’s recent “camp” day, as she continued to defy her father Jim Bob's strict modesty policy.
, 55, and his wife , 54, have set strict rulings for their children as they follow a fundamentalist Christian faith that believes women should wear skirts and cover their bodies.
Jinger has been showing off her toned legs all summer, as last week.
Jinger appears to be in good spirits in light of the Duggar family’s recent scandal, in which her older brother was .
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During a recent interview with , Jinger opened up about feelings of "hopelessness" amongst her sibling's arrest.
"We thought about writing a book for quite some time, and we just want to give a deeper look into our lives and the hope that motivates us every day," she and Jeremy told the news outlet.
They added: "We know that at times, things can seem so hopeless. And so that's what drove us to share what gives us hope, and how we faced the good circumstances and bad circumstances."
