Jinger Duggar
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260 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
Jinger Duggar’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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holding the boom so no the pas don't even do that oh yeah they only they'll hold the the like reflectors and stuff for the crew but they get the coffee they get the food and they make sure that they have enough c47s you know or whatever they're called so um just the little clothespins yep
yeah i'm hopeful i think so i think i definitely think that the more time that goes on with that and then also like even with social media right like that's the next thing it's it's reality tv basically for a ton of people because they're putting everything on social media and so i think that the way that people view it or maybe like for us like protecting our kids and you all as well like
There are certain things that each family will realize, like, OK, maybe we're not going to go that far or maybe we're going to have certain parameters here. And I think that you'll start to see more of that the older that kids get who grew up in it.
I growing up on TV from the age of 10 until 27, um, it was something that it was just my life. And so looking at that, I think through the hard times, that's when I really started to think like, okay, do I want my kids to have this life? Do I want them to be front and center in everything that we do? And both of us felt like, Like we didn't want that for our kids. We wanted to give them privacy.
And then if they choose to be in the public eye later, that's all cool. Like we were all for whatever they want to do, but for us not to make that the driving force of what we do, because I think that whenever everything's going great, it can seem fine. But then whenever you have challenges and trials and like your kids are in the middle of it, it just makes it all harder.
And also for the privacy, we wanted to like not show their faces. That way they're not recognizable and they can have that just protection. And also like we don't highlight them a lot in like what we talk about. We'll talk about them here and there publicly, but we aren't like. we don't talk about every little thing that they're doing.
And I think some of that is just because we want to make sure that they're able to just have their childhood. However, you know, just live it out, live out their childhood, enjoy it. And, and not, we're not using that as an opportunity for us to gain anything from. Um, and it was just something that we were convicted of and other people who do things differently. Um,
I, I see why they do it and I don't have a problem with that. It's just us personally. I think especially the way that, um, you know, growing up in that setting, that's why I'm more protective of my kids now. And I don't have any, like, it's not like I have major regrets or, Oh, I wish I didn't have this exposure, but I think I just see the, the positives and the negatives. And I just feel more
Yeah, there's a season where it was a little out of hand. And I found myself trying to go to the post office and being followed and just going back home because I was like, I'm not going to go.
there was a season where it was just very stressful and a lot of public family stuff was happening and so we're easy targets because we did not live in a gated community and they could just literally see me open my door, get my mail and take pictures and then they get money.
Yeah.
That's interesting. One time I even drove to the police station because I think after so many months of it, it started to wear on me. Honestly, I felt like I just wanted to keep all my windows closed and not go out because it was so stressful. And it was around a lot of the time where...
It wasn't just like they did want pictures of me, but it was more so because they wanted to write articles about other family stuff that was happening. And all the pictures were of me because it was easy to get. And the family lives in Arkansas, so you have to fly people in, right? So I got it. But there was one time I was driving and I drove for like 15 minutes trying to lose them safely.
I had a way of doing it. I would go through like all of these neighborhoods and I'd backtrack. And if the car followed me, then I knew I was being followed. And... I would memorize the cars on our street. There was like 30 cars, you know, of our neighbors had them all memorized. If there was a weird one, I'd write it down on my notes.
Cause I knew that they were probably sitting there waiting to get pictures or waiting to follow me. And some of them would not blur our kids' faces for a while. And we had to like, as soon as it was posted, I would get on them and I would like message, you need to take that down immediately or blur their face. So things like that, right? So it was just a struggle.
But this one time I even went to the police station and asked them if they, I was like, Hey, I'm being followed. Can you please take care of this? They're like, why are you being followed? I was like, well, it's paparazzi. And they said, we can't do anything.
They said we can't do anything. They said you can stay here as long as you'd like. But that was at some point where every time I went out, it started getting shaky because I couldn't even, I felt so anxious. Even though I knew they were just going to take a picture, it's in your head, right? Like I have my kids. Yeah. And you're in LA.
You want to think you're safe, but then you also realize, well, there could be some crazy people out there. Yeah. You don't know who's who. So I'm being followed by dark tint car, dark tinted car. And I know, okay, this one I knew was paparazzi because he had got pictures of me before and I knew his car. I had it on my list.
So like, you know, it just, those types of things come up. Well, there was a funny story. I was, um, I say it's funny now, but like that, this is what happened. I went to the grocery store. It was on Felicity's birthday. I was getting her party supplies. So I had like tons of cases of like, um, drinks and on the very front, I had like two cases of water or whatever. And, um,
And when they checked, they did the checkout thing, they took the case of water off and barely put it on the front, like on the very bottom. And so it was hanging off the front of the cart. Well, I go walk out of the store and I hit a divot in the parking lot. And the entire cart goes up in the air and starts to flip.
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