Jill Duggar says she’s ‘no longer a slave to fear’ after ‘split’ from famous family – The Sun
JILL Duggar insisted she is ‘no longer a slave to fear’ after she and her husband, Derick Dillard, have been breaking away from her strict family.
Jill, 27, started feuding with her parents, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, after her husband accused the patriarch of withholding money for their appearances on the family’s reality show, Counting On.
The mother of two posted a photo on her Instagram Story of a quote hanging from her car mirror that read: “No longer a slave to fear.”
Followers suspected the quote is the latest clue Jill has broken away from her famous family.
One fan on Reddit wrote: “She’s no longer a ‘slave’ to her family and their ridiculous rules.”
A second commented: “Go Jill, you've got this, drive in the right direction!”
A third said: “This is awesome! It must be hard for her every day but I'm glad she's making steps in the right direction.”
A fourth wrote: “This is nuts! Love it! She literally was raised on fear! Take that [Jim Bob]!!!”
In addition to the salary claims, Derick has also alleged over social media that they are not allowed in the Duggar family home without Jim Bob’s permission.
The law school student even revealed he is writing a tell-all about the situation.
Since the feud, Jill and Derick have been absent from family gatherings, including Thanksgiving, Christmas, her sister-in-law Abbie’s baby shower and her sister Joy-Anna’s gender reveal.
She also didn’t wish her mom Michelle a happy Mother’s Day on social media for the first time in years.
When her parents gave her a birthday shout out on Instagram, she did not comment on or like the post despite being tagged.
The couple has also broken the family’s strict rules recently.
Jill traded in her long skirts and dresses for jeans, which goes against the family’s strict dress code.
She also pieced her nose, which is also against the rules.
They enrolled their oldest son, Israel, 5, in public school instead of homeschooling him and they allow him and Sam, 2, to listen to rave music.
Derick said in a recent interview that he and Jill left Counting On to "avoid toxic relationships” and to “regain control.”
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