JINGER Duggar has posted a new photo where she cuddled up next to her husband in a short dress.
Jinger, 30, shared the picture in a video montage she shared for the New Year.
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She posted a picture for every month of 2023, and her October photo was very eye-catching.
The Counting On star was pictured snuggling up to her husband Jeremy Vuolo, 36, on a front lawn.
She was wearing a tiny black minidress with long sleeves and a pair of white leather boots with a short heel.
Her hair was curled and down, and she had a massive smile on her face in the Instagram post.
Jeremy was sporting a plaid grey jacket with tan pants and a pair of brown loafers.
Other pictures in the video showed various highlights of her year including pictures of her children and her book release.
SEXY LOOK
Jinger proudly ripped her family’s rule book apart with her bold looks in recent photos.
The TLC star shared two adorable pictures on social media baring far more skin than her Duggar family allows.
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In the post, she posed with her younger daughter, Evangeline.
The young girl cuddled up to her mom, who smiled as she celebrated her daughter’s third birthday.
Jinger wore her hair in its natural wild waves, covered by a hat reading: “God first.”
Jinger was dressed for the sunny weather in Los Angeles, flaunting her skin in revealing garments.
For her top, the reality television personality wore a white tank top, which scooped low at the neckline and showed off her toned, bare arms.
She teamed the revealing top with skintight light blue jeans, clinging to her hips and emphasizing her curves.
CHRISTMAS CRY
Fans have been left feeling sorry for Jinger after she recalled her favorite Christmas memory from her childhood.
During a Q&A with fans on her Instagram Story, Jinger responded to a fan who asked: “What is your favorite Christmas memory?”
The Becoming Free Indeed author replied: “One Christmas my parents gave each of us a decent-sized plastic container full of candy…and topped it with a new toothbrush and toothpaste!”
She went on to reveal: “I saved the container until it broke last year… it was that memorable!”
That response was screengrabbed and shared on Reddit.
One wrote: “To be honest I find her favorite Christmas memory kind of sad. I realize finding it sad comes from an initial position of enormous privilege but I can’t imagine the best Christmas gift I ever got being a bucket of candy.”
“I was thinking the same thing,” a second person replied. “It’s very sad to me that her favorite memory (not gift) was a generic gift that was just candy. It wasn’t a personalized gift to her. It wasn’t a fancy gift. It was an easy, cheap gift to give a bunch of children you can’t afford.
“If that was her best gift/memory I can only imagine how all the other years went.”
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