Jana Duggar courtship to be featured in 'Jill and Jessa: Counting On'?

Less than two weeks away from the premiere of the first full season of "Jill and Jessa: Counting On" on TLC, rumors are rife that the season may focus on the courtship of Jana Duggar.

A recent photo of the Duggar girls on the family's official Facebook page shows them preparing for what seems like a Valentine's celebration but what caught the attention of fans was the presence of a male guest in the background who is not part of the family.

According to a report by The Hollywood Gossip, the man in question is Logan Smith, a family friend who may be courting Jana. Fans are speculating whether the courtship is really a thing because it is unlikely that the Duggars would entertain an unattached male guest if he wasn't being considered as a potential suitor for the single Duggar women.

"Jill and Jessa: Counting On" is set to premiere on TLC on March 15 after a three-episode feature focused on the married Duggar girls performed well in the ratings.

Meanwhile, Amy Duggar-King, a cousin of the large Duggar brood recently denied claims that she is using her relationship with the family to make money off endorsements, reported The Inquisitr.

Amy recently posted on her Instagram a sponsored post about a tooth whitening product, and openly admitted that she was endorsing the product because she actually uses it.

"Yes this post is sponsored but I actually use it before bed time, try it out!" she invites her followers on social media.

"Oh, and another thing since I'm just speaking my mind, I am not riding the coat tails of my family. Their show is simply their show. I haven't appeared on their show in over a year. I want nothing but the best for all of them!" she added.

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