Eight years after “19 Children and Counting” went off the air, a brand new docuseries is pulling again the curtain on the Duggar household, their conservative non secular religion and the controversies that led to their fall from grace.
On Friday, Amazon Prime Video gave viewers a glimpse of “Shiny Blissful Individuals: Duggar Household Secrets and techniques” by way of a brand new trailer. Premiering June 2, the four-episode collection “seeks to show the reality beneath the healthful Americana floor of actuality TV’s favourite mega-family,” in response to press notes.
“Whereas particulars of the household and their scandals unfold,” the synopsis continues, “we understand they’re a part of an insidious, much-larger menace already in movement, with democracy itself in peril.”
A number of Duggar members of the family, together with Jill Duggar Dillard, seem to have participated within the collection.
“There’s a narrative that’s going to be advised, and I might fairly be the one telling it,” she explains within the trailer.
Catch the “Shiny Blissful Individuals: Duggar Household Secrets and techniques” trailer beneath.
The Duggars ― consisting of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar and their 19 kids ― rose to fame in 2008 as the celebrities of the TLC actuality collection, “19 Children and Counting.”
The Arkansas household had been members of an ultra-conservative non secular group, the Institute in Primary Life Rules, and adhered to strict guidelines that included dressing modestly and homeschooling their kids.
In 2015, the present was canceled after Josh Duggar, the eldest of the Duggar kids, was accused of molesting his sisters, Jill and Jessa, together with three different ladies, whereas he was a youngster. He later acknowledged having “acted inexcusably,” apologizing for what he described as “my wrongdoing.”
A derivative collection, “Counting On,” premiered in 2015 with out Josh’s involvement. Nevertheless, that present was canceled in 2021 after Josh was discovered responsible of receiving and possessing little one pornography. He’s at the moment serving a 12-year jail sentence.
