JOY-Anna and Jinger Duggar have shown off their very fit figures in black swimsuits.
The sisters have been enjoying a pool day in LA as they break their dad’s strict modesty rules.
Joy-Anna and Jinger can be seen soaking up the sunshine while donning black bathing suits and eating ice cream.
“About this weekend,” Joy-Anna penned in the caption.
Fans rushed to the comment section to swoon over the slew of snaps she shared.
“Love seeing you two enjoying life,” said one person.
“You both are so pretty,” penned a second.
“I love seeing you sisters, so happy and out in the world,” wrote a third.
The bathing suit snaps likely broke their family’s strict rules around dress code.
The Duggars try to implement a conservative dress code, discourage birth control use, and urge the use of parental chaperones while they go on dates prior to being married.
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The Duggars rose to the limelight with their TLC reality series 19 Kids and Counting.
Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar are parents to 19 children and the show follows their life as a family together and apart.
The Duggar’s dress code – explained
WHAT are the rules Jim Bob Duggar has for his daughters?
Jim Bob has implemented strict rules within the family that reflect their Christian lifestyle.
Some of the rules for his daughters include:
- Abstinence, they can’t have intimate relationships before marriage
- No birth control use
- Must not show legs or dress in a revealing manner
- They can’t read romance novels
- They have to be accompanied by a chaperone while on a date with a significant other
- Can’t get their own social media accounts
- Can’t wear pants
- No tattoos
- No body piercings
- No alcohol
- They monitor their kids’ TV viewing
- No front facing hugs
- They’re homeschooled and homeschool their own children
- The Duggar children have also been homeschooled and grew up with strict access to entertainment and television.
All of their children have names which begin with the letter J.
Joshua, Jana, John-David, Jill, Jessa, Jinger, Joseph, Josiah, Joy-Anna, Jedidiah, Jeremiah, Jason, James, Justin, Jackson, Johannah, Jennifer, Jordyn-Grace and Josie, were all raised in the family home in Tontitown, Arkansas.
19 Kids and Counting ran from 2008 to 2015 upon its cancellation.
Following the initial cancellation of 19 Kids and Counting, TLC launched this spin-off focusing on the older Duggar siblings as they navigated adulthood.
The network cancelled the series after 11 seasons following the arrest and subsequent 2022 conviction of the eldest brother, Josh Duggar.
Instead of returning to broadcast television, the adult Duggar children have transitioned to digital media with podcasts, social media platforms and YouTube channels.
