Jill Duggar says ‘traveling without kids is nice’ as she and husband Derick attend brother’s wedding amid family feud
Jill Duggar said "traveling without the kids was extra nice" as she and husband, Derick Dillard, attended her brother Justin's wedding alone.
The pair left their children behind as they made an appearance at the event, despite things being tense amidst the Counting On alum's claims of being “abused” as she distances herself from her parents.
, 29, said she and Derick, 31, had a great time as a solo couple, without their young ones.
They left two sons Israel, five, and Sam, three, at home as they .
In an Instagram picture of Derick hard at work remote studying, Jill wrote: "…and Derick had a class from the hotel so traveling without the kids was extra nice!"
They claimed: "Maybe because she is a sexual assault survivor and she's finally found her voice.
"Because she was mentally and emotionally abused her whole life and brainwashed using god.
"That's my thoughts…good for Jill. Air that s**t out girl…you deserve to be heard!"
Derick seemed to agree with the disgruntled fan, as he gave the comment a "like" on the platform.
Jill's parents, , 55, and , 54, are fundamentalist baptists who set strict rules of modesty for their children and grandchildren.
Jill and Derick have veered from these rules and engaged in behaviors such as drinking and sending their children to public school.
The couple has even gone so far as to speak publicly about their sex life, accentuating the divide between the reality star and her family.