Its TRUE😱 Anna Duggar Begins New Life After Divorce JOSH DUGGAR, Leaving Scandal Behind 😭 Will Shock
🔥 Josh Duggar Hit with Severe Commissary Cut After Prison Prank Gone Wrong
Josh Duggar’s life behind bars has taken another harsh turn. The former 19 Kids and Counting star, currently serving a 12.5-year sentence for child pornography charges, is now facing severely reduced commissary privileges—a move that’s reportedly affecting dozens of inmates after a prank spiraled into a dangerous incident at FCI Seagoville.
🧪 The Prank That Sparked Chaos
According to multiple inside sources, a prank involving a dangerous homemade chemical mixture has led prison officials to crack down on commissary access for inmates. What began as a seemingly harmless joke took a dark turn when a concoction—allegedly made using commissary items mixed with urine—seriously injured a guard.
“One of the inmates played a prank on a guard,” a source told The U.S. Sun. “Now everyone is on a $25 commissary limit. They usually have $360 a month.”
This sweeping punishment applies to nearly the entire prison population, including Duggar. The new monthly limit of just $25 is a drastic cut that severely restricts inmates’ ability to buy essentials like food, hygiene products, and other small comforts.
🍜 Commissary: A Lifeline, Not a Luxury
Inside federal prisons, the commissary isn’t a luxury—it’s a critical survival tool. Inmates rely on it to supplement small or inadequate food portions and to access basic hygiene items. Common purchases include ramen noodles, peanut butter, tuna packs, candy bars, toothpaste, soap, and instant coffee.
With the new limit in place, inmates like Duggar are forced to choose between hunger and hygiene.
“They’ve been getting half portions of food for months—grits, tiny bits of corn, half a roll, just a few ounces of deli meat,” another source shared. “People are starving and have to buy food or go hungry.”
⚖️ Punishment or Precaution?
While some view the widespread punishment as unfair, prison officials are reportedly trying to prevent similar future incidents by restricting access to items that could be used to create harmful substances. The logic: if inmates can’t afford to buy the components, they can’t make dangerous mixtures.
One insider noted that half the prison initially faced the restriction during the investigation, and the other half is now facing the same consequence in the interest of fairness.
👟 Duggar’s “Luxury” Choices Under Scrutiny
Despite the grim environment, Josh Duggar has reportedly been seen wearing Under Armour sneakers and stylish sunglasses—a rare sight inside federal prison walls. These items are believed to be acquired through approved outside vendors using funds from family or supporters.
But legal experts warn that such “luxuries” may put Duggar at risk.
“Wearing sneakers and sunglasses in prison is like painting a bullseye on your back,” said Beverly Hills attorney Adam Michael Sacks. “Other inmates may want to steal them, and violence can follow.”
💸 Temporary or Permanent?
There is some hope: sources say the commissary restrictions may be temporary, pending the outcome of the investigation. The prison allegedly doesn’t want to restrict spending indefinitely, since commissary purchases generate revenue and help maintain order among inmates.
Still, the incident has highlighted just how fragile life can be inside FCI Seagoville—especially for high-profile inmates like Duggar.
