After Josh Duggar admitted the issued thrown at him about child molestation when he was a teen, the TV network TLC officially pulled off the '19 Kids and Counting' show. The whole Duggar family felt sad about the network's decision, but in a statement that they have said, they have to move on despite the hard time they are facing. Meanwhile, Josh Duggar welcomed his fourth child to wife Anna.
When Josh Duggar's alleged child molestation scandal broke, he openly talked about it and admitted it, saying he was sorry for what he has done in the past. According to People, Josh said "Twelve years ago, as a young teenager, I acted inexcusably for which I am extremely sorry and deeply regret. I hurt others, including my family and close friends."
The television network TLC, after learning about the scandal of the Duggar family and Josh's admission, pulled off the '19 Kids and Counting' show. On Thursday, during the Associated Press interview, TLC said that the Duggar's reality show "will no longer appear on the air."
As the Duggar family was told about the network's decision, they have issued quite a long statement regarding the news: "With God's grace and help, Josh, our daughters and our entire family overcame a terrible situation, found healing and a way forward. We are so pleased with the wonderful adults they have all become."
Meanwhile, Uproxx reports that despite the heavy news of their show being pulled off by TLC, Josh Duggar remains positive about life. Over the weekend, Josh welcomed his newest baby girl named Meredith Grace.
Meredith's siblings Mackynzie, 5, Michael, 4, Marcus, 2 were all excited about her coming out. Anna, Josh's wife said "Mackynzie made a recording saying, 'Hi, little sister, it is so great to meet you, you are already my best friend."
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