'19 Kids and Counting' news: Amy Duggar relationship worries uncle Jim Bob?

It seems like there is another Duggar wedding on the horizon.

Radar Online recently reported that Jim Bob Duggar's niece Amy may be walking down the aisle soon, after she and her boyfriend of three months Dillon King reportedly shopped for wedding rings. However, she said that they are not yet engaged at the moment. 

"We're both committed. There is no time frame. I have no idea when it's happening," Amy told the website. "I don't want to be involved in the actual engagement, so it's going to be a huge surprise!" 

Unlike her famous cousins who followed the strict dating rules of the reality show family, Amy is more liberal in her relationship with Dillon. She was seen kissing her boyfriend during the New Year's Eve celebration, unlike her cousins Jill and Jessa Duggar who only got to kiss their then-boyfriends Derick Dillard and Ben Seewald after they said their I-Dos. However, Amy said that she will still abstain from intimacy until the two of them get married. 

According to Radar Online, Amy's famous uncle does not approve of her liberal relationship.

"He said, 'I saw ya'll kissing!' and gave me a look," Amy stated. 

Still, she said that she is not affected with the opinion of her uncle.

"I said, 'Yeah but there's plenty more that I can save up for the wedding night!'" she stated. "Kissing is an adorable thing to do with someone you care about." 

Aside from kissing her boyfriend in public before marriage, Amy is also known for breaking other Duggar rules like wearing bikinis and living in a more carefree lifestyle. This is very different from all her cousins, who are seen living a conservative life in their hit reality show "19 Kids and Counting." 

"I'm not going to change who I am to have a certain image," Amy claimed. "I'm the free spirit of the family. I'm not being rebellious; I love my family. I just have to be true to myself."

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