JOY-ANNA Duggar’s son, Gideon, has crashed his pregnant mom’s newest social media post by screeching.
Posted to Joy-Anna’s Instagram Story, the reality TV star talked about a new product she was sponsoring when Gideon decided to interrupt her monologue.
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At the beginning of the video, she showed off her son who was smiling and playing with the watch on his wrist. Then, she went in about the reason for her video.
During her speech, Gideon decided to scream, causing Joy-Anna to raise her eyebrows and agree with what the tot said.
He quickly spoke a sentence before Joy-Anna responded, letting him know that it will be happening “tomorrow.”
Fans could hear Gideon then run out of the room.
Joy-Anna was sporting a cheetah print shirt with the word “Mama” on it.
She is currently pregnant with her third child.
BABY JOY
In another recent vlog, Joy-Anna teased about both her due date and the possible name of her new baby.
The reality TV star discussed those topics and many others in a YouTube video titled: “I answer YOUR Most Asked Questions!”
Joy-Anna shared the video on her and her husband Austin Forsyth’s YouTube channel, FollowtheForsyths.
Early into the nearly 18-minute long recording, the 19 Kids and Counting alum answered “the most commonly asked question” which was “How many weeks pregnant are you!?”
The reality TV star revealed: “I am 30 weeks along,” before disclosing, “I’m probably going to get induced a little bit early.”
She then responded to a fan’s follow-up question, which was: “Do you want more kids after this?”
Joy-Anna replied: “I’ve been saying like four or five but we’ll see.”
Later in the video, the TLC alum stated: “The other most commonly asked question was, ‘Have you named your baby yet?’ [and] ‘What’s your baby’s name?'”
The 25-year-old quickly answered: “We have not.”
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She continued: “We have a list of like five names, maybe so far, that we’re like these are options.
Joy-Anna explained: “We’re not going to decide until the baby’s born. It’s kind of a tradition we didn’t mean to create but it happened.”
During the YouTube Q&A, the mother of two also revealed the reason why she wished her family’s reality show ended sooner than it did.
About seven minutes into the video, a fan asked: “Do you miss the TV show?”
She replied: “Um, I do not miss the TV show. I think it was best for our family for it to end, but I do miss the film crew that we had.
“I was with some of those guys since I was like six, and so for me, seeing them on a weekly basis and then not seeing them was really weird.
“It was best for our family at that time to get off and not be on the TV.
“I think it would have been best if we would have stopped before then too, but I do not miss the actual TV show itself – besides the film crew.”
The Duggar family was featured on the TLC series 19 Kids and Counting from 2008 to 2015 before starring in its spinoff, Counting On, from 2015 to 2020.
RULE BREAKER
The Counting On alum documented a family shopping trip on her blog recently.
At the beginning of the video, she explained that her sister Jinger, 29, and brother-in-law Jeremy Vuolo, 35, were visiting from California.
The ladies made the most of the short visit by going to lunch, shopping, and hanging out at a coffee shop.
They also met up with other members of the Duggar clan, including matriarch Michelle, 56, and their sister, Jana, 32.
At one point, Joy-Anna filmed the girls shopping at a thrift store and stopped to take a snap of herself in the mirror.
The TV personality sported a pair of tight blue jeans, a black top, and an unzipped tan jacket as she cradled her baby bump.
She completed the look with brown sandals, eyeglasses, and her brunette hair tied back with a clip.
However, the ensemble didn’t align with her father, Jim Bob’s stern guidelines for women to dress modestly, wearing only long skirts and dresses.
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