Josh Duggar's Prison Drama: Family Feud, Rules Violations

0:00On May 1st, Josh Dugger, the former reality TV star, convicted of possessing child pornography, hit out at his family and text messages after starting, his 12-year prison sentence back in May, 2022. He messaged his mom, Michelle, saying he got more compassion from total strangers than from his own parents, siblings, and relatives. In those texts, he vented about family members judging him hard, dropping hurtful comments, and basically ambushing him when he needed support most. He even pointed out his wife Anna and their seven kids, crying themselves to sleep every night without him around. Michelle hid back with sympathy, telling him she was sorry for the pain he, his bride, and those sweet children were facing. But Josh went radio silent for a full month before replying, casually noting a church acquaintance whose husband was headed to prison for a long stretch. Fast forward, and cousin Amy Dugger spilled on Instagram that Josh's release got pushed back for a third time after another rules violation landed him.

1:00In solitary, she's calling it a win, slamming him for breaking prison rules while fighting his conviction in court. All this drama underscores how Josh keeps stirring trouble behind bars, with that original August 2032 out date now further away as his. Appeals drag on. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.