'Jill and Jessa Counting On' reveals which Duggar sibling spent most time in prison

The next episode of TLC's "Jill and Jessa: Counting On" will shift its focus from Jana Duggar to another Duggar sibling and this time, it will be Jinger who will be placed in the spotlight.

According to a report by IBTimes, the episode will focus on Jinger and her new job.  

In the new episode, entitled "Jinger Flips," Jinger is shown going to a car auction with her brothers and learns how to pick out a car for reselling. According to Jessa, its not surprising that Jinger would choose to embark on this business since she has always been tagging along with her brothers and father for the longest time when they go to auctions.

In the clip, she is seen checking out the mileage in the cars on the auction lot while her brothers give her advice on which are the ones that will easily be moved.

While her brothers are excited about showing her the ropes, they are not immune to the temptation of making revelations about their sister. 

"Out of all the Duggars, I would say Jinger's probably the one that's spent the most time in prison," John-David Duggar said in the teaser.

But while viewers may think that Jinger's time behind bars has something to do with trouble with law enforcement, or something scandalous, John-David clarified that it actually involves the opposite.

"Out of all the ones in the family, Jinger is probably the one that's the most passionate about going down to the juvenile detention center and just investing in these young girls' lives that are there," he said.

Fans of Jill and Derrick Dillard will also be glad to know that they will also be featured in the episode as the young parents will be shown on their overseas mission trip.

Baby Israel will also be joining the couple and will finally be exposed to the family's favorite pastime of eating pickles.

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