JINGER Duggar has kicked her parents to the curb over the holiday season.
Jinger, 30, decided not to see her parents Jim Bob, 58, and Michelle Duggar, 57, over the holidays.
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Despite being part of a very religious and traditional family, the Counting On star chose to go skiing instead.
Jinger and her husband Jeremy Vuolo, 36, left their warm home in Los Angeles, California, to see Jeremy’s family in Pennsylvania.
The couple also decided to hit the slopes while most of her family was together in Arkansas.
On Thursday, she shared a selfie on Instagram where she was wearing a black jacket and little makeup.
In the caption of the post, the TLC star wrote: “We so enjoyed our holiday break — visited Jer’s family in PA for Christmas & also went skiing in Mammoth.
“Excited to get back into the swing of things and have a routine again.
“Thankful for God’s kindness in giving us such sweet time together as a family.”
IGNORING JIM BOB
While staying clear of her parents over Christmas, she also decided to ignore her father’s strict dress code.
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Jinger posted a picture of her with her husband from her ski trip where she was actively ignoring her father’s wishes.
In the picture, she stood with Jeremy on a ski slope in Ontario, Canada, in a picture posted to her Instagram Story.
It was from a series of photos from her snowy Christmas getaway.
In one photo, she cuddled into her husband on the slopes with people skiing all around them.
Jinger wore skin-tight bright blue skiing trousers which clung to her curves and showed off her thin legs.
She paired the look with an oversized blue coat covered in a wild pattern to keep the chilly air out.
Jinger stood with her feet attached to a pair of skis while wearing a helmet with her arm around Jeremy.
He wore a similar ski outfit made of a matching navy ski suit.
Jim Bob forbids his daughters from wearing pants in public and strictly enforces that rule in his home.
SHARING HER STORY
Jinger’s memoir Becoming Free Indeed: My Story of Disentangling Faith from Fear was released in January.
During the release, she revealed that it was a tell-all memoir that exposed her family’s upbringing.
She discussed what it was like living at home and how it impacted her life and mental health.
She said: “In it, I share stories from my life. Stories that nobody saw while the TV cameras were rolling.”
Jinger continued: “Stories of fear and uncertainty, but also of discovery and hope. I share these stories because I want to be an encouragement to any of you who may be struggling to work through what you were taught while still loving Jesus.
“I wrote this book for any of you who want to examine your beliefs without abandoning God.”
“This is a book about me and my spiritual journey, a journey of disentangling truth from lies. 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 discovery and hope,” she explained.
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