Duggars share annual Christmas photo on social media; fans still waiting for more 'Counting On' episodes

The Duggar family shared their annual Christmas family photo on social media, and fans could not get enough. Every Duggar family member is present in the picture except for the youngest grandchild Mason.

The family posted the holiday photo on Instagram and Facebook, and everyone is all smiles. Many fans are quick to comment to wish the family a merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Some fans also shared their appreciation toward the family and for their reality show "Counting On."

Jeremy and Jinger Duggar who are living in Texas are also present in the family Christmas photo.

All grandchildren are present in the photo except for one. Many fans speculate that the photo was taken months before Christmas because they could not locate baby Mason anywhere in the photo. Mason Garrett Duggar is the ninth grandchild of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar and is the fifth child of Josh and Anna Duggar.

Some fans greeted the family for the holiday celebration and asked if there will be more "Counting On" episodes soon.

There are still no updates from TLC if the reality television series has been renewed for a new season or canceled. Season 6 of the family show ended with Joe and Kendra's wedding ceremony. The most recent season had seven episodes in total and ended on Oct. 23.

The series got a fairly good score of 6.5 out of 10 from IMDb. "Counting On" generated a number of positive reviews from fans. Most of the good reviews focus on the Duggar family and the strong relationship and faith they show in the series. However, the series also had its fair share of negative feedback. There are some comments indicating that the show had been going on long enough.

Many Duggar fans are hoping for TLC to make an announcement soon about the show's status.

 

 

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