Jill Duggar is loving married life with new husband Derick Dillard. Big surprise, we know. They've been shouting their love from the rooftops from day one.
The 19 Kids and Counting lovebirds, who initially began courting online after being set up by her father Jim Bob, tied the knot last month in a magical ceremony.
They've since returned from their honeymoon and are very pleased with married life, sharing nauseatingly cute photos of themselves constantly.
While undeniably thrilled for Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard, this is bittersweet in a sense for her parents, as their brood is finally starting to grow up.
Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar will still see the newlyweds on a regular basis, but they are clearly establishing a family of their own, which is healthy.
By all accounts, they're thriving, and it's hard to criticize the duo for oversharing on social media when it all stems from such genuine happiness.
As far as their future on 19 Kids And Counting goes, Jill recently shared a pic of Derick conducting interviews for the show, so they'll be on it.
Jill posted this photo of herself and Derick on Instagram. Are they building a following for a reality show?
In addition, "There is huge interest in this couple" for a spinoff series, according to a TLC insider. "They are the anti-Kim Kardashian and Kanye West."
That they are, in so many different respects. Adds the network source:
"Expect at least a spinoff special to be announced very soon."
Future episodes/seasons/shows will likely focus on their married life, which, as Jill informs her Twitter followers quite often, is incredibly fulfilling.
In a recent post celebrating the Duggars' 30th wedding anniversary, Jill explained, "Derick and I share the joy as we celebrate our first 30 days together."
One day, they hope to look back on three decades of joy, wonderment and likely A LOT of kids. For now, "we look forward to our next 30+ years!"
No word on whether she's pregnant yet. Give it a few weeks.
The Arkansas natives grew up within 45 minutes of each other, but didn't meet until late 2011. Jill recalled when Derick stopped by while caroling with a church group, and not long after, "Derick contacted my dad and asked if he would be a prayer partner during his two-year term in Nepal."
