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19 Kids And Counting Case Study

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The Duggar family news might be shocking as cast members of “19 Kids and Counting” are going to be back on television in the very near future. TLC is going to be following Jill Duggar along with her husband Derick Dillard will be preparing for their mission trip to El Salvador while Jessa Duggar and her husband will be preparing for the birth of their child. According to AP on Thursday, the reality stars won’t have a continuous show, but it will be specials highlighting their young families. The production of the shows are expected to begin soon with the air date, for at least one of the shows, by the end of the year. According to Yahoo news on Thursday, there will be no mention of Josh Duggar or the scandal that took off the previous show.

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