Joe Duggar and Kendra Caldwell news: Couple in Greece for honeymoon

Joe Duggar, son of Jim Bob and wife Michelle, had just gotten married early September to Kendra Caldwell. The ceremony was an intimate one, just like they had shown in an episode of the show by TLC, "Counting On." After getting married, the happily wedded couple had scheduled to have their honeymoon in the romantic destination of Greece.

According to Inquisitr, the newlyweds have been private about the exact location of their wedding. This was to perhaps ward off any fans that could potentially disturb what is supposed to be an intimate getaway. However, the couple finally posted some details of their honeymoon on social media on Sept. 28, revealing that they had just been walking the streets of Athens in Greece.

However, the "Counting On" crew were along for the ride so that they could document the trip. Joe and Kendra enjoyed the bounties of Greece, from the wonderful sights to the exotic food. In a report by In Touch, the couple were able to have a romantic "Dinner in the Sky," wherein the couple were able to eat at an altitude of 164 feet in Athens. They enjoyed a five-course meal prepared by professional chefs. They were also able to experience some water sports off of the coast of Santorini.

According to People, the 23-year-old Joe had revealed that "We're just enjoying every bit of it," referring to not just the honeymoon, but his marriage to 19-year-old Kendra. This is not the only exciting news that fans of the couple can rejoice about, since there are already speculations that the two could already be expecting their first child.

In a report by Blasting News, the couple have found themselves dealing with pregnancy rumors as early as now. It is definitely possible since the two have already been married for a few weeks already. Given that Joe's sister, Joy-Anna Duggar got pregnant right after getting married, it could possibly end up being the same for him and Kendra.

"Counting On" airs every Monday at 9 p.m. EDT on TLC.

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