Jessa Duggar shows off messy $100K Arkansas home featuring scattered toys, unmade beds and an unflushed toilet
COUNTING On star Jessa Duggar gave fans a tour of her messy $100K Arkansas home.
Fans applauded the mom for her "realness" and not hiding the cluttered toys, unmade beds and even unflushed toilet.
"We'll do another house tour when it's cleaned up. First we're gonna do a real life messy house."
The 27-year-old began the tour in the kitchen.
Viewers saw folded cardboard boxes on the floor and drying clothes hanging on the kitchen table chairs.
Jessa and Ben's son's toy cars and books were scattered all over the living room floor.
The couple, who have been married for five years have three children: Spurgeon, 4, Henry, 3, and Ivy Jane, 8 months.
She went on of other rooms: "They're probably messy cause we haven't cleaned them today."
The bed in the master bedroom was unmade.
Jessa and Ben family also moved their Christmas tree into the room.
Spurgion then took viewers into the bathroom and shows off a stuffed toilet.
Apparently the little boy had just stuffed a whole role of toilet paper into the bowl.
The beds in the children's room were also unmade with toys scattered throughout the space, which also double's as Ben's office.
Fans cheered on the mom for being real about having a messy home.
One viewer wrote: "I much prefer to see the realness instead of the “perfection” that is so often put out there..."
Another commented: " I love that this is unfiltered. This is how everyone's house actually is with kids.
Such angel babies! I loved that Blueberries for Sal book too. It's so cute."
Others viewers added: "What a beautiful reminder that normal houses get messy and can be cleaned up we need to enjoy life more simply beautiful to seee thanks for sharing!"
Later in the video Jessa gave another tour of the house, once it had been cleaned.
Jessa and Ben have lived in the Fayettville home since they were married.
She relayed in the video the growing family will eventually need more space, but for now their home has too many special memories for them to leave.
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