Jinger Duggar’s husband Jeremy Vuolo parties without her at boozy LA bash as couple breaks all of her dad’s strict rules

JINGER Duggar's husband, Jeremy Vuolo, has been seen partying at a celebrity bash in downtown LA without his wife - as the pair break away from her family's strict rules.

The 34-year-old preacher, who works at Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, was spotted mingling with influencers and rappers at The Shoe Surgeon's launch on Saturday.

An eyewitness exclusively told The Sun Jeremy snuck in solo without Jinger - the mother of his two young children - and was seen hanging out with male pals who were making the most of the free bar.

"It was a shock to see him there as it was full of young influencers, YouTubers, and those in the fashion circles in LA, it's certainly a very different scene than he's used to," the insider said.

"He was dressed casually and wearing sneakers, he didn't appear out of place and seemed to be enjoying himself as he made the most of the event.

"There were quite a few well-known internet stars there and rapper G-Eazy performed, guests were getting tattooed and playing basketball as well as getting their sneakers customized."

Jeremy, who is said to be tee total, made no mention of attending the event on his social media, only sharing a Sunday church selfie with Jinger, 28, the next day.

The party was hosted by Dominic Ciambrone, Creative Director and Founder of the Shoe Surgeon, to mark his birthday and the official launch of his studios.

Once starting off as the best kept secret in the sneaker business, his company now sits as a household name within the sneaker community and has partnered with global brands such as Gucci.

The event included selfie stations, food vans supplied by Wingstop, and a packed free bar sponsored by whiskey brand Glenmorangie.

The former reality TV stars are paving their own path after their show Counting On was axed following Jinger's brother Josh Duggar being arrested on child pornography charges.

The couple, who have daughters Felicity, three, and Evangeline Jo, one, plan to "raise their kids differently" to how Jinger grew up with dad Jim Bob and mom Michelle, sources previously told The Sun. 

While still dedicated to their Christian faith, Jinger and Jeremy are "more accepting" of different lifestyles in LA and have become friends with a lot of new people. 

LA LIVING

An insider said: "Their opinion on gay marriage remains the same, but they are more open to the way other people choose to live their lives in LA.

"They are bringing their children up differently to how Jinger was brought up, their parenting style is much more relaxed, and it's likely their daughters will be even more open-minded."

The source added that the pair have really embraced the LA laid-back lifestyle, with the pair showing off a more relaxed fashion sense.

The duo have also been spotted at starry restaurants such as Craig's and Catch, often frequented by famous names.

"They don't drink but they often brush shoulders with celebrities, it's a very different life to Arkansas where Jinger grew up," the insider added.

A rep for the pair exclusively told The Sun at the time they had become "sneaker heads" after hanging out with new friends.

Jinger also recently shared a photograph of their children, with their faces hidden, showing them wearing mini Nikes.

Fans have noticed her change of style ever since the pair moved from Arkansas to Los Angeles, as she's often spotted in skinny jeans.