A new, light-hearted, and entirely fictional narrative has been crafted, imagining a comedic version of the labor and delivery of Counting On star Joy-Anna Duggar Forsyth. The dramatized story portrays Joy-Anna as the star of her own “comedy special” during childbirth, using humor to cope with the pain of contractions. The account includes jokes about her threatening to name the baby “Waffle Fry Forsyth” if she doesn’t get fast food afterward and her siblings placing bets on the duration of her labor in the family’s group chat.
The central running gag of the fictional story is Joy-Anna’s repeated and emphatic declaration that she is “done” with having children. According to the narrative, after a chaotic labor where she dramatically demands and then cancels an epidural, she gives birth to a healthy baby girl. In a “mic drop” moment immediately following the birth, she tells her husband, Austin, and the nursing staff that she is officially “retiring from childbirth” and closing the “baby factory.”
The “totally made-up” story concludes with a loving “sibling invasion” post-birth, where the Duggar family arrives with casseroles and offers silly name suggestions. An epilogue shows that a week later, Joy-Anna has softened her stance, clarifying to Austin that she is “done falling in love again” with her new daughter. The fictional account provides a humorous and affectionate take on the Duggar family’s dynamics, reimagining a major life event through a lens of comedy and relatable chaos.
