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JINGER Duggar has changed up her look, shattering her family’s modesty rules.
Jinger, 29, appeared in her husband Jeremy’s new Instagram video sporting a new look that fans are loving.
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In the video, Jinger is sitting at a table playing the Phase 10 card game with her husband Jeremy, 35.
“Are you ready?” he said, as she looks at him slyly and said: “Are you ready? That’s the question because I think I’m totally going to beat you tonight. I’m feeling really good about this.”
Jinger has her long hair down in soft waves, with lighter blonde highlights in her hair.
The Counting On alum has changed up her style over the years, breaking free from the strict modesty rules imposed by her parents Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, which include no hair coloring and clothes that cover up exposed skin.
“Loving your hair Jinger” commented a fan on Instagram.
“Her hair!” wrote another with the praise emoji.
Another wrote: “She is looking amazing, moving away from her family was the 2nd best thing to happen to her, the first was meeting you.”
DUGGAR RULES
Duggar patriarch Jim Bob and his wife Michelle pride themselves on following strict Christian rules on their TV show 19 Kids and Counting, which some of their children have faced criticism for breaking.
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The Duggars tried to implement a conservative dress code, discouraged birth control use and urged the use of parental chaperones when they went on dates prior to being married.
Some of the other rules when the kids were growing up included no tattoos, no front-facing hugs and not being able to have their own social media accounts.
The Duggar children were also homeschooled and grew up with strict access to entertainment and television.
While most abide by the regulations, many of the Duggar girls have been criticized on social media for breaking the rules.
Jana Duggar was slammed for wearing a tank top and shorts while out on a boat with her family a few years ago.
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The Duggar girls usually wear skirts and long sleeves shirts as being modest is part of the rules.
Conversely, some of the rules apply to the Duggar men as well when it comes to their relationships.
TELL-ALL
Jim Bob and Michelle are said to be bracing themselves for the release of Jinger’s new tell-all book, Becoming Free Indeed.
The mother-of-two recently explained the contents of the memoir in an Instagram post.
“I’ve written a book called ‘Becoming Free Indeed!’ This is a book about my spiritual journey, a journey of disentangling truth from error. In it, I share stories from my life—stories that nobody saw while the TV cameras were rolling: stories of fear and uncertainty but also of discovery and hope. My prayer is that it will encourage you on your own journey!
Jinger ended the post by encouraging her followers to visit her YouTube channel for more information and pre-order the book before its January 31, 2023, release date.
The TV star received an outpouring of love from fans in the comments, including messages from her cousin, Amy Duggar, 36, and her sister, Jill, 31.
“Love that you are speaking YOUR truth. I’ll always support you and love you,” Amy wrote with a red heart emoji.
“Proud of you sis and following God’s leading in your life! Look forward to reading the book!” Jill added.
Jinger’s 17 other siblings and her parents, Jim Bob and Michelle have remained quiet on the star’s latest endeavor.
In an exclusive interview with The U.S. Sun, former Duggar family friend Mary Murphy revealed the potential fallout Jinger could face from her loved ones over the book.
Mary, who hosts the podcast Out of the Shadows, grew up with the Duggar family and considered Jim Bob and Michelle’s daughters to be her “sisters.”
She lost touch with the family when she was “shunned and excommunicated” from their church after questioning the Institute in Basic Life Principles [IBLP] religion.
Mary believes the same could happen to Jinger with the release of her book.
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