The Life of Jinger Duggar Vuolo: A New Chapter After Reality TV
Jinger Duggar Vuolo, who grew up on reality TV, is now a mother, author, and podcast host living a more private life. After spending 17 years on TLC’s 19 Kids and Counting and Counting On, Jinger has moved on and is focusing on her family and personal projects.
A Growing Family and Unexpected News In October 2024, Jinger and her husband, Jeremy, announced they were expecting their third child, due in March 2025. In a recent YouTube video, they revealed they were having a baby boy, a surprise for both of them, especially Jinger, who said she “almost fell off my chair” when she found out. The couple, who married in 2016, already have two daughters, Felicity and Evangeline. They plan to keep the baby’s name a secret until his birth.
From Reality TV to a More Private Life Counting On was canceled in 2021, and since then, Jinger and Jeremy have intentionally sought a more private life away from the cameras. In a recent episode of their podcast, The Jinger and Jeremy Podcast, Jinger reflected on her time on reality TV. She acknowledged missing certain aspects, like the film crew who watched her grow up, but ultimately stated that she would not return to reality television in the same capacity. She explained that it wouldn’t be the same without her family’s large filming unit and the original crew.
New Beginnings and a Content Life Jinger and Jeremy have found new ways to connect with their audience. They share vlogs and host a podcast where they discuss their lives and various topics. Jinger has also become an author, releasing two books, The Hope We Hold: A Story of a Disentangling Faith from Fear and her latest, Becoming Free from the Burden of Imaginary Expectations. With a third child on the way, Jinger seems content with the life she has built for herself away from the constant scrutiny of reality television.
While fans may hope for a return to reality TV, Jinger’s current focus is on her new ventures and growing family. Her journey is a testament to the fact that it is possible to move on from a life lived in the public eye and find a new kind of normalcy and happiness.
