'19 Kids and Counting': Jill Duggar unfollows sister Jessa on Twitter, sparks feud

There seems to be a conflict going on within the one of the most famous families in television. Yes, there is something going on with the Duggar family and it involves the two newlyweds of the family.

Just recently, media outlets noticed something odd about one of the social media accounts belonging to TLC's "19 Kids and Counting" star Jill Duggar-Dillard. As per The Inquisitr, the mother-to-be has unfollowed her younger sister Jessa on Twitter. She then remained a follower to the rest of her relatives who uses the social media. Even Fox News and Walmart made it to her 'following' list, but not Ben Seewald's now month-long wife.

The Inquisitr tried to put its fingers on the matter, saying that the feud may have started in Nov. 5 as this was the last the day Jill posted a photo of them together when she greeted Jessa on her 22<sup>nd birthday. Regarding the reason behind the "unfollowing", which is really saying something when done, the site says that Jill may have had it with Jessa and Ben's lip-locking snaps. There are a lot of those photos in Jessa's online accounts. The Inquisitr noted that no post has ever been dedicated to Jill, including  anything about her sister's pregnancy.

Whatever the reason is, it is obviously not something that requires the family to clear up anything. No one in the family has acknowledged the issue. Moreover, it is not even known if an actual feud between the two exists. Jessa still follows Jill on Twitter.

Daily Mail echoes the feelings fans may have regarding the news. Knowing that the siblings' relationship is too harmonious and intact, it's hard to think it can actually be on the rocks. On the other hand, the Duggar family, like any other family in this world, has shared a handful of quarrels and misunderstandings. This may just be another one and the good news is that there is always a way to settle it. And most likely, they will find that way.

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