Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo baby rumors: Rebellious couple may be planning for children

It seems Jinger Duggar still wants to follow her parents' footsteps, as rumors surface that the 23-year-old member of the ever-growing Duggar family might be planning to have kids.

Despite being considered as the rebel in the family, wearing pants, shorts, and heels and, perhaps most importantly, not having a baby during her first year of marriage, Jinger may surprise everyone, as she has expressed that she may want a baby after all. Back in July, Jinger has revealed in the show that she did have a desire to have children after a trip to a thrift store where she saw a cute pair of baby shoes.

She has also stated after seeing the shoes that if the Lord does indeed bless her and her husband, Jeremy Vuolo, with a baby one of these days, then she would gladly welcome him or her to the family and that that would be amazing since she would know where to shop afterward.

Jeremy, meanwhile, has also expressed that the two would love to have kids during an interview on the show, he expressed that they would wholeheartedly welcome the prospect should it happen within the next five years, as it is within their five-year plan. They also seem to want to leave everything up to God when it comes to conception.

This may have excited some of their fans prompting them to start rumors that the two may be expecting after all, but whether or not the rumors have any ring of accuracy to them remains to be seen.

Still, whether the couple wants a baby or not is up to them, and Romper believes that the notion is a personal and even private matter, which is why fans should be more conservative in their queries towards Jinger and her pregnancy status. As it is, no one can really know what the couple's plans are regarding children, but for now, the two seem to be enjoying their relationship as a childless married couple.

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