Josh Duggar’s pregnant wife Anna smirks as she leaves court with him in first photo since his child pornography arrest
JOSH Duggar’s pregnant wife Anna smirked as she left court with him.
The pair were captured in their first photo since Josh was arrested on child pornography charges.
33, walked confidently by her husband’s side and smirked as her round baby bump was on full display in a light pink dress.
The alum appeared in court in Arkansas on Monday for an evidentiary hearing.
The public outing is rare for Anna, who has been keeping a low profile since Josh was arrested.
If convicted, he could receive 20 years in prison with fines up to $250,000 for each count.
Josh is accused of having a one two-minute video on his computer of two underage females and a male who performed sexual acts on the children.
Also found were 65 images of a female "consistent with child pornography," where the victims were between 5 and 12.
A source previously revealed: "Anna is really struggling with Josh's arrest, and she's still at war with his parents Jim Bob and Michelle.
"She still lives in the warehouse on Duggar land but isn't particularly welcome at the main house at the moment.
"Anna is standing by her husband as she always has," a source said in April.
"She even accompanied Josh to Fayetteville on Thursday so he could turn himself in to authorities."
The disgraced former reality star- who was released on bail in July- requested the court postpone his trial date "in or after February 2022."
The court responded by , though explained anything additional is "unnecessary."
An Arkansas judge found the postponement "appropriate" and reset the jury trial for November 30, 2021.
The pretrial conference was moved from July 2 to November 18, 2021.
Josh has until October 18, 2021 to change his not guilty plea and until October 20, 2021 to submit a signed plea deal. A change of plea hearing, if needed, is set for October 22.
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Josh’s legal team called the case "complex," as it involved a "several-year federal investigation".
He allegedly used the "dark web" and "peer-to-peer BitTorrent file-sharing networks," both of which are common in the receiving of child pornography.