As previously reported, Jim Bob has allegedly offered Anna Duggar a fancy home to bribe her to stay with disgraced reality TV star Josh Duggar. Anna rejected his initial offer and sources say that he is not willing to give up because if Anna leaves Josh that will be "the nail in the coffin" for the whole family. If Jim Bob is not willing to give up, so does Anna's camp.
While everybody is aware that Anna's family, led by her brother Daniel Keller, have been trying to convince her to leave her indecent husband, fans who believe she should leave Josh are increasing in number. According to Inquisitr, Anna is leaning towards divorcing Josh as the scandal surrounding the Duggar family heightens and fans gather to her support.
The public can still recall how Anna stood by Josh since news broke out that Josh had molested five girls as a teenager including his two sisters, telling the public that had forgiven him. But with the series of nasty discoveries, it's pretty obvious that Anna may have had enough of the Duggar circus. And things may even get tougher on Anna as porn star Danica Dillon is suing Josh Duggar for sexual assault and seeking damages of $500,000.
There are no other reports on Anna divorcing Josh at the moment. In another news, Jessa and Jill Duggars are getting slammed for using the family scandal and Anna's despair to rake in money with their upcoming new show "Jill and Jessa: Counting On" that will premieres Sunday, December 13th on TLC.
According to Examiner, the teaser for the upcoming TLC show features Anna making a first public statement on Josh's shocking admission. "It was heartbreaking to hear, what had happened," a gloomy Anna, 27 says on the teaser of Jill and Jessa's upcoming three-part special. A critic has reported reacted by writing, "Pimping out Anna now. You money-hungry people will stoop to the lowest of lows."
Fans have set up a Facebook page to encourage more people to boycott the Duggar sister's show, dissing TLC for letting the Duggar's cash in on the Josh scandal and Anna's misery.
