For two years, Anna Duggar of the TLC program, 19 Kids And Counting," was nowhere to be found. Then, as reported by TMZ, she was suddenly seen out and about again in public. Anna was wearing her wedding ring. Dressed very casually for the outing, she seemed quite relaxed and cheery.
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You may recall that her husband, Josh, was nabbed by federal authorities three and a half years back for, per the outlet, "download[ing] computer images of underage children being sadistically sexually abused, for which he was later convicted." Josh, 36, is serving approximately 12 years in a federal prison. Meanwhile, Anna, judging by the images from a video of her via TMZ, outwardly looks like she is doing okay.
What The Video Of Anna Duggar Shows
She Attended A Basketball Game One Of Her Sons Was In
In the video reportedly from last week, Anna is seen walking next to a woman in a parking lot. She was reportedly attending a basketball game that one of her sons was playing in at his Fayetteville, Arkansas, school. (Anna and Josh, who wed in 2008, share seven kids, per the outlet. They include "Mackynzie, Michael, Marcus, Meredith, Mason, Maryella, and Madyson." They range in age from 15 to 3.)
TMZ pointed out that, "The two [women] are laughing and smiling as they head to their vehicles."
On one snap, Anna's wedding ring is clearly visible.
Anna Has Seemingly Been Loyal To Her Husband Josh Despite His Serious Legal Issues
She Reportedly Advocated For Him
According to Newsweek, "Throughout [Josh's] trial, Anna consistently supported her husband, often seen holding his hand and smiling during court appearances." She also apparently advocated on Josh's behalf by sending a letter to the judge in his case, asking for lenient sentencing. Josh's mom, Michelle, reportedly did likewise, per dailymail.co.uk.
In her letter, Anna reportedly described Josh as "the kindest person I know" who is a "loving, supportive, and caring father" to their seven kids. Anna referred to Josh in her letter as "an engaged dad" and explained that their family needed him for "financial, emotional, and physical support."
