Duggar family news: Jinger Dugger-Jeremy Vuolo engagement is a part in season 2 of Jill and Jessa's show

Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo's engagement will be featured in the upcoming season of "Jill & Jessa: Counting On."

The latest trailer for the reality show's season 2 that was featured by Us shows how the 28-year-old soccer player told the sixth child of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar his feelings for her.

Vuolo shocked Jinger when he began telling her that he was glad to get to know her better.

"It's really been a privilege for me to get to know you," the former San Antonio Scorpions goalkeeper told Jinger.

But the trailer was cut off just before the 22-year-old gave her answer.

But unlike her two older sisters who kept their fans updated about their wedding plans through social media, Jinger is unexpectedly quiet about hers.

Speculations claim that Jinger is still being banned from joining any social media accounts, but the family has yet to comment on the rumors.

The engagement of Jinger and Jeremy was first announced on July 26, one month after the couple announced their courtship. The couple dropped their news via a statement that was reported by Us.

"From both of us, thank you all for the countless well-wishes we've received during the courtship. We are so excited to take this next step in spending our lives together. We are so grateful for how the Lord has brought us together. It has been an incredible journey so far and we are excited about serving Christ together in the coming days."

Fans of the large reality show family from Arkansas are expecting to learn more details about Jinger and Jeremy's engagement and their upcoming wedding in the coming days.

Meanwhile, season 2 of "Jill & Jessa: Counting On" will premiere on TLC on Aug. 23.

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