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Josh Duggar 19 Kids And Counting Analysis

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Josh Duggar of the hit show "19 Kids and Counting" has been through a rough time over the past year. Josh actually revealed that he had molested his sisters when he was younger and also cheated on his wife Anna by using the website Ashley Madison. Anna is staying by his side and doesn 't have any plans to leave him regardless of what he did to her. Now it has been revealed that Josh Duggar is hoping to make some big money off of telling his side of the story. Now he isn 't allowed to be on the show "19 Kids and Counting" at all. Josh needs to find a way to make income and a source is revealing that he has it figured out. Josh 's Big Plan Josh Duggar is hoping to go on a big public speaking tour. He would go to various places and talk to

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