“A Family Moment We Thought We’d Never See Again” — Jinger Duggar Teases Rare Reunion With Mom Michelle and Sisters, Leaving Fans in Tears 😭
Jinger Vuolo (née Duggar) gave fans a look into her reunion with her mom, Michelle Duggar, and many of her sisters by sharing rare family photos.
“[Allie B. Stuckey’s] Share the Arrows dinner was amazing! So thankful to attend with my mom and sisters,” Jinger, 31, wrote via her Instagram Stories on Friday, October 10, referring to the Christian-based conference that was held in Texas. “Now, let’s get this conference started!!!”
Before the event’s festivities official kicked off, Jinger and Michelle, 59, posed for a photo with Jill Dillard (née Duggar), Jessa Seewald (née Duggar) and Joy-Anna Forsyth (née Duggar). Additionally, they were joined by brother Joseph Duggar‘s wife, Kendra Duggar.
Jinger went on to share a video of the family members standing around a table with her husband, Jeremy Vuolo, as they sang along to a worship song before she posted a group photo of the Duggar women that included the youngest sisters Johannah, 19, Jennifer, 18, Jordyn, 16, and Josie, 15.
“Reunion with my mom and sisters,” Jinger captioned the post, adding that they were “just missing” eldest sister Jana Wissmann (née Duggar).
According to the Share the Arrows website, the event was organized by Blaze Media and is described as an “impactful day of teaching, fellowship and worship” for conservative Christian women.
Jinger and Jeremy, 38, currently live in California, so the event marked a major reunion with her family members that are mostly based in Arkansas.
While she no longer lives close to Michelle and her dad, Jim Bob Duggar, they seem to have remained closer. Jinger has even been open about her memories from her upbringing on her and Jeremy’s podcast.
During the July 2 episode of their “Jinger & Jeremy” podcast, Jinger and Jeremy discussed their “last minute” trip with their children, Felicity, 7, Evangeline, 5, and Finn, 6 months, to see her family in her home state.
“It is so exciting, I love going back to visit,” Jinger shared at the time. “And at the same time, it’s overwhelming … because we live away. There are a couple siblings who live away now, just a few. And when you live away from family and then you come back, everybody wants to see you. Everybody wants to connect with you, and it can be so tough to juggle all that.”
The former TLC personality then added that “trying to coordinate stuff” with her family has become even more difficult as her 18 siblings continue to move around and have more kids.
