The limelight has recently shifted to Anna Duggar, the wife of disgraced reality star Josh Duggar, as she had recently broken her silence on his cheating and molestation scandal in a three-part special on TLC "Jill & Jessa: Counting On."
A preview of the three-part TLC show features an emotional Anna Duggar saying, "It was heartbreaking to hear, what had happened."
Moreover, there have been reports suggesting that Anna Duggar could be leaving Josh and her fans are gathered to support her on that decision. According to The Hollywood Gossip, appearing on "Jill & Jessa: Counting On" is part of that plan. She is reportedly hoping to cash in quick so she could finally leave her cheating husband, who was recently outed in the Ashley Madison hack. Who can blame Anna for such decision? The Josh Duggar scandal seems to get nastier day after day, not to mention that porn star Danica Dillon is allegedly suing for sexual assault.
But a report has surfaced suggesting that Anna Duggar may not be entirely the sheep she seems to be. According to StarPulse, days prior to "Jill & Jessa: Counting On" premiere, Jessa's husband Ben Seewald has been using Twitter to call out his brother-in-law for the scandals that got "19 Kids and Counting" cancelled. In addition, he has been tweeting about family values, low self-esteem and adultery with multiple partners.
New rumors began to emerge when the new father recently retweeted a post from John Piper that says, "Four-way consensual adultery is four-way consensual sin. There is a fifth party who does not consent." The publication implies that the retweet could be aimed at Josh Duggar, adding that there could be another scandal that is about to see the light. If so, could Seewald be implying that Anna might have some sort of participation in that too?
Four-way consensual adultery is four-way consensual sin. There is a fifth party who does not consent.
— John Piper (@JohnPiper) December 5, 2015
