Amy Duggar Kinghas weighed in on TLC’s decision to cancelCounting On.After the networkended the show after 11 seasonson Tuesday, Amy — who is Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar’s niece and made appearances on TLC — addressed the news in an Instagram post."@TLC- thank you for the ride🎢 I’ll treasure the memories, always," she wrote alongside a series of photos, seemingly from her time on the show.“Also, I stand with the network in this decision!” added Amy, 34.Jill (Duggar) Dillard’s husband Derick Dillard, whopreviously appearedon the series, was among the thousands of fans who “liked” Amy’s post.On Tuesday,TLC confirmed to PEOPLEthat it “will not be producing additional seasons ofCounting On,” adding that “TLC feels it is important to give the Duggar family the opportunity to address their situation privately.“Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images; D Dipasupil/Getty ImagesAmy Duggar/InstagramIn April, the Duggar family made headlines once again when Jim Bob and Michelle’s eldest sonJosh Duggarwas arrested and found himself at the center of another scandal.That month, Joshpleaded not guiltyto charges of receiving and possessing child pornography. He wasreleased from jailone week after his April arrest.On Tuesday, a federal judgepushed Josh’s trialto Nov. 30, according to federal court records. It was originally set to begin on July 6.Counting Onpremiered on TLC in 2015 and served as a spinoff series to19 Kids and Counting, which ran from 2008 to 2015. The spinoff was created amid the past molestation controversy surrounding Josh.Last summer,Amy discussedher estranged relationship with the Duggar family, explaining in aninterview withEntertainment Tonightthat although “things are definitely different,” she was “happy” for everyone.“I think we are all just trying to find our path, and we’re all just doing things differently,” said Amy.She added that she was “in a good place and I wish my family all the best,” and shared, “I have freedom and it is wonderful.“Listen below toour daily podcast PEOPLE Every Dayfor more onCounting On’s cancellation.
Amy Duggar Kinghas weighed in on TLC’s decision to cancelCounting On.
After the networkended the show after 11 seasonson Tuesday, Amy — who is Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar’s niece and made appearances on TLC — addressed the news in an Instagram post.
“@TLC- thank you for the ride🎢 I’ll treasure the memories, always,” she wrote alongside a series of photos, seemingly from her time on the show.
“Also, I stand with the network in this decision!” added Amy, 34.
Jill (Duggar) Dillard’s husband Derick Dillard, whopreviously appearedon the series, was among the thousands of fans who “liked” Amy’s post.
On Tuesday,TLC confirmed to PEOPLEthat it “will not be producing additional seasons ofCounting On,” adding that “TLC feels it is important to give the Duggar family the opportunity to address their situation privately.”
Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images; D Dipasupil/Getty Images
Amy Duggar/Instagram
In April, the Duggar family made headlines once again when Jim Bob and Michelle’s eldest sonJosh Duggarwas arrested and found himself at the center of another scandal.
That month, Joshpleaded not guiltyto charges of receiving and possessing child pornography. He wasreleased from jailone week after his April arrest.
On Tuesday, a federal judgepushed Josh’s trialto Nov. 30, according to federal court records. It was originally set to begin on July 6.
Counting Onpremiered on TLC in 2015 and served as a spinoff series to19 Kids and Counting, which ran from 2008 to 2015. The spinoff was created amid the past molestation controversy surrounding Josh.
Last summer,Amy discussedher estranged relationship with the Duggar family, explaining in aninterview withEntertainment Tonightthat although “things are definitely different,” she was “happy” for everyone.
“I think we are all just trying to find our path, and we’re all just doing things differently,” said Amy.
She added that she was “in a good place and I wish my family all the best,” and shared, “I have freedom and it is wonderful.”
Listen below toour daily podcast PEOPLE Every Dayfor more onCounting On’s cancellation.
source: people.com
