What do the Duggars think of Jeremy Vuolo's bachelor pad?

All eyes are focused on the relationship between Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo on "Counting On." In the latest episode, Jinger and her parents Jim Bob and Michelle travelled to Pennsylvania to meet Jeremy's parents and see his bachelor pad.

The episode followed Jinger and Jeremy's courtship during its third week, according to the Duggar Family Blog. It's the first time Jinger will be meeting Jeremy's parents as well, so she was a bundle of nerves.

"It always is interesting meeting the in-laws," Jinger's brother Josiah says. "You're hoping you're not going to be the outlaw."

But Jinger need not have worried because she got along really well with Jeremy's parents. The Duggars even got a tour of Jeremy's bachelor pad. All of them agreed it's a good place to start a marriage and raise a family. Even though Jim Bob jokingly commented that the closet smells like dirty shoes, he was still quite impressed overall. The Duggars also noticed how clean Jeremy's place is. Jeremy credited the cleanliness to his mother.

Meanwhile, Jinger and Jeremy also shared how different their courtship rules are compared to other Duggar siblings. While they were sitting on the couch, Jeremy put his arm around Jinger, which many loyal Duggar viewers noticed was a violation of Jim Bob's strict courtship rules.

"Jeremy and I have set our own rules for the courtship," Jinger explains. Jeremy adds: "I wasn't aware of...how they have done previous courtships. But I guess having the arm around [the shoulder], they haven't done that in the past."

Whatever the case, Jinger and Jeremy both want to be intentional about getting to know each other, so there's more weight to their relationship.

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