Joy-Anna Duggar Reveals Shocking Secret: Fame Brings ‘Troubles’ and Unexpected Challenges!
Joy-Anna Duggar Forsyth, 26, was born to Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar who opted for reality TV. So, she spent most of her childhood in front of cameras. Counting On fans watched her for most of her life via the various shows. And now that she’s an adult, she talked about what annoys her the most.
Joy-Anna Duggar Had No Choice On Reality TV
Jim Bob’s fifth daughter wasn’t given a choice to film for reality TV. Therefore, she spent a great deal of her life in front of the cameras. TLC fans know from Jill Duggar Dillard that even as adults, it wasn’t easy to stop filming. In fact, Jill’s husband Derick hated that the TV show dictated what they could do with their lives. While not A-Listers, enough fame went the way of the cast to keep them in the public eye years after Counting On was canceled.
Homeschooling wasn’t Joy-Anna Duggar Forsyth’s choice, either. And yet, people point fingers at her education. Judging by comments on her vlog and social media posts, one would be inclined to think that every other person in the USA graduated from college. All she has to do is make a little mistake and she gets shredded. So, there’s a massive downside to reality TV.
Counting On Was Canceled By TLC
When Counting On ended, that didn’t stop the public interest in the Duggar family. Austin Fortyth’s wife already ran a YouTube vlog. Additionally, she wasn’t afraid to get her hands dirty and help him with his business. As a young mom, she was seen helping him fix houses which he later flipped. So, it’s not like she sat on the internet all day. But, people will shade her for not having a real job.
Joy-Anna Duggar often picks up mountains of criticism for almost everything she posts. If it’s not about her cooking skills, it’s about the kids. Recently, The Sun noted that people shaded her for the way she cut “her daughter Evelyn’s hair.” No wonder she grows tired of it and finds it annoying. Wouldn’t you?
During a recent vlog in the Q&A section, a TLC fan asked the Counting On alum about “the hardest part of living in the spotlight.” And, in her reply, The outlet noted that she spoke about the “hardest part” being the way others always have an opinion of her. She followed that up by saying:
It’s annoying…because you don’t really know me.
What are your thoughts about a whole tribe of strangers throwing shade on reality TV stars? Do you agree that it must be annoying? After all, as Joy-Anna Duggar Forsyth pointed out, it can be annoying. Let us know in the comments below, and come back here for all your Counting On family news.
