Joy-Anna Duggar takes fans inside Arkansas home as she enjoys ‘cozy, rainy morning’ after Josh’s explosive court trial

JOY-ANNA Duggar took fans inside of her Arkansas home as she enjoyed a “cozy, rainy morning” after her brother Josh’s explosive court trial.

The 24-year-old gave Counting On fans a mini tour in a new Instagram Story video.

Joy-Anna began the clip by pointing the camera at her son Gideon, 3, sitting alone at a tiny table inside of the Arkansas home.

She then showed off her couch, which was covered in a large blanket, before giving fans a look at what her daughter Evelyn, 1, was up to.

Evelyn was seen playing with a picture book before the mother of two panned across the room to show her husband Austin Forsyth, 28, sitting in front of their Christmas tree.

The tree was decorated with classic white lights and a variety of ornaments.

The Counting On alum captioned the video: “A cozy, rainy, December morning.”

DATE NIGHT

Joy-Anna got into the holiday spirit after a recent date night with Austin.

The TV personality documented their recent trip to a golfing range with friends.

In the clip, she filmed her friend taking a shot on the golfing range as she panned across to their group and Austin chatting with them.

He turned to smile at the camera as Joy-Anna moved it back to her friend.

JOSH'S VERDICT

The couple enjoyed their night out after her older brother Josh, 33, was found guilty of two child pornography charges.

Right after the verdict was revealed, the ex-reality star was ordered straight into custody.

Judge Timothy L. Brooks said he hopes to be able to schedule the sentencing for Josh in four months.

JOY-ANNA AND AUSTIN'S STATEMENT

Just days after the disgraced star's sentencing, Joy-Anna and Austin shared a joint statement on social media.

They wrote on their Instagram Stories: "Over this last year, as you can imagine, there have been a lot of unanswered questions in our minds regarding Josh.

"We were able to sit through the trial to hear the evidence for ourselves.

"We agree with the judicial system's verdict and we are thankful for the men and women who work tirelessly to protect children and help prevent child sexual abuse material."

The couple - who attended the trial several earlier this month - added: "Our hearts break for all CSAM [child sexual abuse material] victims. We are praying for Anna and her children."

Josh has seven children with wife Anna, who supported him throughout the trial.

Other members of the controversial family shared their reactions to Josh's verdict, including Joy-Anna's sister Jill and her husband, Derick Dillard, who revealed the trial "felt like a funeral."