Josiah Duggar's ex-girlfriend Marjorie Jackson is reportedly writing a new book about love. Will she include a tell-all about the Duggars?
Radar Online reported that Josiah, 19, and Marjorie, 17, split up a few weeks after the news broke out about Josh's scandal. Josiah's older brother Josh was involved in a sex scandal after he was accused of molesting his own sisters.
It has been reported that Marjorie is ready to write a book about love that she can share to teens. Marjorie wrote in her blog about her new project saying, "Romantic sparks are fickle and unreliable-here one day, faded the next."
According to the Inquisitr, Marjorie's failed relationship with Josiah is her first dating experienced. Given that, you can expect that what she will be writing on her book will be based from her first-hand experience with Josiah.
Josiah and Marjorie were not public with their relationship. They may have shared a little about their courting stage but that's just it. The two were only together for a short span of time before they finally called it quits.
It was PEOPLE who reported about Josiah and Marjorie's courtship. Josiah shared that he met Marjorie during his Spanish lessons in her house and said that he was "very impressed with the way she was with her siblings and her love for the Lord."
As for Marjorie, she shared that "it was an immediate thing. I have always admired him and his family."
Radar Online was the one who reported about Josiah and Marjorie's break up after it was noticed that Josiah stopped posting photos with Marjorie on his Instagram account.
It was last August that Radar Online reported that the Duggar family confirmed about Josiah and Marjorie's break up in their Facebook page.
The statement posted said that "Both Josiah and Marjorie have enjoyed getting to know each other and to build their friendship over the past months." It was also said that "A few weeks ago Marjorie and Josiah agreed to end their courtship, keeping in step with what they believe the Lord's will is."
The statement also said "Both are thankful for the time getting to know each other, and their families continue to enjoy each other's company and close friendship."
