Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo have lived in their North Hollywood home for about three years and showed of snippets to viewers on Counting On. For those who are eager to see the whole thing, the Vuolos just uploaded a full tour to YouTube (link below).
Why would they make such a video public? They don't want their kids' faces shown yet they will show you everything in their house, including what the girls play with, where they play, where they sleep, etc. etc. Seems like a much bigger security risk than posting a picture!
I agree with you. Jinger talked, on a podcast, about how much it upset her that the paparazzi were taking photos of her kids. She confronted a photographer who told her they didn't need her permission to photograph them since they were in the public eye. She and Jeremy had decided to pull their photos off the internet to give them privacy. Not long after that she got a sponsorship from a kid's clothing line. She photographed them without seeing their faces. I find it crazy that they want the privacy yet have no problem putting them in ads so they can make money. I do remember from her parents show she wasn't very comfortable with a camera in her face. I do wonder if Jeremy is pushing all this to bring in more income. Or It could be they both want to do this. Either way demanding privacy for your kids while giving tours of your home and using them for sponsorships is contradictory.
Who needs that many expensive pairs of sneakers? Seriously. I can't believe what this couple has turned into. From Arkansas thrift stores to Rodeo Drive. For a minister and wife! Where are their values? Sitting on shelves at the bottom of the stairs, apparently, and I'll bet there are more sneakers in the closets. They should hand out those shoes to homeless people who really need them. WWJD
Those shoes are not cheap and it's not right to be proud of them. We know what the Bible says about laying up treasures on Earth. To 10:36, people should be reminded to do charity, because it seems some forget.
There is nothing wrong with expensive pairs of shoes if you can afford it. You are twisting it into something it's not because you are clearly jealous.
As a pastors wife (we are now retired) I have to say we do not take a vow of poverty. There is nothing wrong with a pastor and his family having nice things just like everyone else. While we have a calling, we are still human. We have the same wants, desires, and falls from grace as everyone else. Were his shoes are gifts or did he buy them? Does he give above and beyond either by his time or his wallet or both? We don’t need to know. What I do know is, if the Lord has an issue he will deal with him in his own time. I also know that the Lord has an amazing sense of humor and uses the strangest things and situations to open the door to share the gospel. I’ve seen everything from boats, cars, motorcycles, purses and even firearms as a conversation starter that eventually ended up sharing the gospel and a word of prayer. All things that pastors and their families have been criticized for owning. The Lord may have much bigger plans for those shoes then any of us can imagine.
Guys, showing your house on the internet is certainly vain, no one can deny it. But also judging others for what they do is just as wrong. Each one of us can choose where to spare and where to invest, and there's nothing wrong with it. Many of the Duggars and Bates are social media content creators. As much as we find it weird, they make money by putting stuff out on the internet.
3:01PM - Nobody here is jealous of the Vuolos or any other Duggars. Who would be jealous of what they've been going through. Recognizing excess when you are shown it and understanding that excess is not a good life choice (for anyone) is not the same as jealousy.
OK 12:28 but for pastors to make such public displays of their home and their possessions goes against a whole lot of things mentioned in the Bible, and plays right into things the Bible warns about.
Watched it 2 hours after it was uploaded and thought their home was very nice. I never watched Counting On, so I had no idea what their house looked like inside and out. Guess my mindset was thinking if they lived in LA and made a lot of money from their podcast,TV appearances,and Jeremy working at the church he is employed to as a pastor,then they must live in a mansion. But I was surprised to find out it was actually a traditional middle class family home.😀👍 The girls' room was not what I expected for a toddler bedroom. It looked not very decorated for a little girl with the deer on the wall, the paint color and how empty it looked with just the bunk bed. But the closet was cute.😊
Jeremy is a student at the Master's Academy. We have no info that he is employed by that church. He is studying. He graduated from the Masters programs, and said he was starting his PhD in theology or something, in the same school. Maybe he works like TA but that was never mentioned anywhere. Like, his occupation is a student.
They have said he also works for the church while he is a student. They don't own the house, they are now renting it. It belongs to the church and there stay was supposed to be temporary, but then the pandemic hit. I think that they haven't decorated fully because it belongs to the church, including much of the furniture, and they don't know how long they will be there.
Not trying to be snarky here, but have an honest question. Why does a pastor/a pastor's wife need to show off their home (or show it off online)? It just doesn't seem to line up with everything the Bible tells us about Jesus and what following Jesus looks like according to God in His Word. It doesn't seem to be a humble thing to be doing or something that encourages, uplifts others (fellow Christians or not), or builds up anyone's faith. I know some here feel like they're doing the home tours/reveal for their fans, but as Christians, they're not supposed to have fans. Paul was quick to set a man straight who wanted to fall at Paul's feet in awe/adoration/a fan of Paul. Paul quickly and bluntly told him get up that he (Paul) was only a man. The only people who need to know what your house looks like inside are the people who live there, and the family members and the few select close, personal friends you invite inside to share meals and activities with, make memories with, and share mutual support with in your day-to-day real world relationships.
Their online & publicity-seeking activities are how they earn easy money to support their lifestyle. Without it, their financial situation would be extremely different.
Stop picking fault. There's nothing wrong with showing off your house. If you're not interested in where they live, don't watch the video. It's OK for people who are in the public eye to have fans that look up to them. They can be a role model for other Christians you know.
I agree certainly. Although i have kept track of the Duggars since 2013, i never quite understood how a Christian family could have such a large fandom. I mean the Bible clearly says that the world hated Jesus so they will hate His followers too. So, if a Christian is popular with the world maybe they aren't being good followers of Jesus.??? Not meaning to say any thing bad about their fans here. I'm one myself in a sense that i love watching families grow and that's pretty much the only reason i check the blog every few weeks. As the years go by though, the Duggars have changed from what they were initially and it discourages me. I know Christians are supposed to be different from the world and i certainly could see that in the early years but now they look more and more like non-Christian people. Its one of the great mysteries for me that in my early years i wore pants and short skirts and didn't really consider having a lot of kids and now i wear long skirts and dresses only and want lots of kids, this change partly through their influence and now I look like what they did ten years ago and many of them now wear things i never did. Its certainly sad and discouraging for me. I know the Bible doesn't teach assimilation with the world so if Christians drop standards are they backsliding or falling away? Cute house but really showing it off like this can't be very safe in the crime laden world we live in today.
When did "online and publicity seeking activities" become an occupation? It shouldn't be, because it's only cashing in on your fame and popularity. This is not a role model for other Christians. Not at all.
@2:15 Perhaps being a "good Christian" has nothing to do with the clothes you wear, the number of children you have, or whether or not you have a large fan following, but rather with how you treat others. As Christ said, “This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you.”
@1:42 There's nothing wrong with showing off your house? Christians shouldn't be "showing off" anything. That's vain and prideful, not being a role model.
So many people have asked them to see the house, it seems like a loving thing to do. It's not show-offy at all. Just a nice gesture to include us in their lives. Whenever I go to a dinner party, the host always shows people the house. It's just natural to share in that way.
11:17pm. Yes we should love but what about Christ's other commandments: be ye holy as I am holy, be ye separate, be ye a peculiar people, learn not the way of the heathen, look not upon the unclean thing, touch not the unclean thing, be fruitful and multiply, bare not the thigh. What about all those commandments?
The pastor I served with lived in the parsonage. He and his wife would often have open houses, after all, the congregation did have a vested interest since they pay for it. Even when they bought a home, with a housing allowance, they invited people over for an open house. It wasn’t to show off. The pastor and his wife were very hospitable. “It was their way of saying, You are welcome here.”
10:57 But this is not an open house hosted for a congregation in person. This was broadcast for anyone to see, and that was the whole point, they wanted anyone and everyone to see.
Galatians 1:10 For do I now persuade men, or God? or do I seek to please men? for if I yet pleased men, I should not be the servant of Christ.
John 15:17-19 These things I command you, that ye love one another. 18 If the world hate you, ye know that it hated me before it hated you. 19 If ye were of the world, the world would love his own: but because ye are not of the world, but I have chosen you out of the world, therefore the world hateth you.
1 Timothy 2:8-9 I will therefore that men pray every where, lifting up holy hands, without wrath and doubting. 9 In like manner also, that women adorn themselves in modest apparel, with shamefacedness and sobriety; not with broided hair, or gold, or pearls, or costly array;
3 Lo, children are an heritage of the LORD: and the fruit of the womb is his reward. 4 As arrows are in the hand of a mighty man; so are children of the youth. Psalms 127:3-4
I want to know too. Also want to know what's up these days with the rest of the kid's living at home still. Is Jackson in a courtship yet? Let's not forget Justin and Claire too. And how's Anna doing after Josh went to prison and how she's coping and supporting herself and 7 kids?
Considering Joe and Kendra don't post on social media anymore and Josiah and Lauren have made their IG private, they are likely reclaiming their privacy and want to be left alone by the public, lets respect that :)
Why can’t people keep their rude comments to themselves ? Why are people bashing everything they do? Like for jesse’s baby sleeping while they are outside , saying she might pull light down? There is no cord , lol. Stop putting this family under a microscope and bashing stupid stuff!! Are or have you done any better? I guarantee NOT! Get a life and leave this poor family alone !
1:36, what does that have to do with it? JINGER is the one he bought the piano for because JINGER is the one who plays the piano. Unless you want to say the house is all about Jeremy because he paid for everything, which makes no sense.
I agree that it's a bad idea. These two have the paparazzi trailing them, trying to get pictures of the girls. It's like they want all this exposure but are playing a game of cat and mouse with it. They just gave away a lot of info.
The paparazzi should know better than stalking people anyway. And why are people so obsessed with their daughters faces? They are actually playing a wise game and they will make a lesson out of people like some of these people in the comment section.
3:07, I had to giggle when I read your comment about the paparazzi. Paparazzi are photographers who take pictures of high profile people doing random things & then sell them to gossip magazines. That’s literally how they make a living. I doubt shaming them will make them stop.
I agree, 9:46. I saw something in the video that was particularly dangerous to show. I can't believe they'd be so naive about their safety. Nobody can afford to do that these days.
When we saw this house on the Counting On, it was said that the house was rented out to them for much lower rent by the school where Jeremy was studying. Seems like they kept renting it. And seems like students at that religious school live very well, if a family can rent out this kind of house in LA.
I really don't think it's anyones business but when it comes to a pastor, they do get cheaper rent in certain places and their children get into free Christian schools and colleges. What's up with people questioning the Vuolos so harshly with everything?
Anon 3:10. The Vuolos rather set themselves up for questioning by posting this stuff on social media. Also Jeremy is a STUDENT at the school, not a pastor of a church.
@1:35 I'm wondering if they got rental of this house free or at a reduced rate in return for promising to promote the school Jeremy is attending. I mean, the school must be enjoying the free exposure. That must be worth something to them.
Congratulations Jinger and Jeremy, your house looks beautiful. I especially like the weight room. I would love to see the family back on TV. Hopefully by 2023. I've tried watching other show's but TLC is a little far-fetched. I sure do miss everyone. Least there's YouTube and social media to follow. Hopefully you'll find a new channel to show on. Natasha b
The Duggars are done with being on TV and the TV networks are done with the Duggars. All the Duggar kids seem happier without having their privacy breached so much.
Their house/lifestyle may seem quite extravagant, but I am happy that Jinger is living what appears to be a happy life. She deserves to enjoy her life, after going through so much trauma involving her brother. I am choosing to be happy for her, and I wish her peace and happiness going forward.
3:12, I understand that there are people who would love to live in a house like this. But it’s not extravagant. I’m afraid their house is quite modest by California standards. They have if fixed up very nice, and are utilizing it well.
What kind of church owns such properties? If I were a member, I'd question why a "student" needed a house like that. I'm also wondering if all students got such houses or only Jeremy and Jinger.
California is the most liberal state in the country. I don't understand why Jinger and Jeremy seem to be so in love with living there. Did they put their principles aside so they could have pizza and coffee al fresco and wear trendy clothes and shoes?
Because Jeremy is attending seminary there. Just because somebody is "conservative" doesn't mean they can't enjoy themselves in a "liberal" state. Life is more than just religion.
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Why would they make such a video public? They don't want their kids' faces shown yet they will show you everything in their house, including what the girls play with, where they play, where they sleep, etc. etc. Seems like a much bigger security risk than posting a picture!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you. Jinger talked, on a podcast, about how much it upset her that the paparazzi were taking photos of her kids. She confronted a photographer who told her they didn't need her permission to photograph them since they were in the public eye. She and Jeremy had decided to pull their photos off the internet to give them privacy. Not long after that she got a sponsorship from a kid's clothing line. She photographed them without seeing their faces. I find it crazy that they want the privacy yet have no problem putting them in ads so they can make money. I do remember from her parents show she wasn't very comfortable with a camera in her face. I do wonder if Jeremy is pushing all this to bring in more income. Or It could be they both want to do this. Either way demanding privacy for your kids while giving tours of your home and using them for sponsorships is contradictory.
DeleteThis! And being contradictory is not how the Bible teaches you to be, especially if you're going to be a pastor or a pastor's wife. They can't see it?
DeleteWho needs that many expensive pairs of sneakers? Seriously. I can't believe what this couple has turned into. From Arkansas thrift stores to Rodeo Drive. For a minister and wife! Where are their values? Sitting on shelves at the bottom of the stairs, apparently, and I'll bet there are more sneakers in the closets. They should hand out those shoes to homeless people who really need them. WWJD
ReplyDeleteI have to say the way you are directing what others should do, especially considering you asked WWJD....I almost thought you thought you were him.
DeleteI always wonder why people tell others to engage in acts of charity. If it troubles you, you can give shoes to the homeless.
DeleteThose shoes are not cheap and it's not right to be proud of them. We know what the Bible says about laying up treasures on Earth. To 10:36, people should be reminded to do charity, because it seems some forget.
DeleteThere is nothing wrong with expensive pairs of shoes if you can afford it. You are twisting it into something it's not because you are clearly jealous.
Delete12:43, how do you know he's "proud" of them? By judging someone else's heart?
DeleteAs a pastors wife (we are now retired) I have to say we do not take a vow of poverty. There is nothing wrong with a pastor and his family having nice things just like everyone else. While we have a calling, we are still human. We have the same wants, desires, and falls from grace as everyone else.
DeleteWere his shoes are gifts or did he buy them? Does he give above and beyond either by his time or his wallet or both? We don’t need to know.
What I do know is, if the Lord has an issue he will deal with him in his own time. I also know that the Lord has an amazing sense of humor and uses the strangest things and situations to open the door to share the gospel. I’ve seen everything from boats, cars, motorcycles, purses and even firearms as a conversation starter that eventually ended up sharing the gospel and a word of prayer. All things that pastors and their families have been criticized for owning. The Lord may have much bigger plans for those shoes then any of us can imagine.
Not only that, but Jinger went to a guy called The Sneaker Surgeon. He charges thousands for his custom sneakers
Delete5:05pm, I have to agree with you! My same thoughts for several years now.
DeleteGuys, showing your house on the internet is certainly vain, no one can deny it. But also judging others for what they do is just as wrong. Each one of us can choose where to spare and where to invest, and there's nothing wrong with it. Many of the Duggars and Bates are social media content creators. As much as we find it weird, they make money by putting stuff out on the internet.
Delete3:01PM - Nobody here is jealous of the Vuolos or any other Duggars. Who would be jealous of what they've been going through. Recognizing excess when you are shown it and understanding that excess is not a good life choice (for anyone) is not the same as jealousy.
DeleteOK 12:28 but for pastors to make such public displays of their home and their possessions goes against a whole lot of things mentioned in the Bible, and plays right into things the Bible warns about.
DeleteTo August 24th-11:32AM Beautifully said!
DeleteI enjoyed the tour of Jinger & Jeremy's house.
ReplyDeleteNice kitchen.
ReplyDeleteNice place to call home 😊 Does anyone know if they are renting or buying.
ReplyDeleteDoes it matter
DeleteDoes it have to matter or are we allowed to ask questions if we're merely curious?
DeleteThat's no concern of ours if they did not state it one way or another.
DeleteWatched it 2 hours after it was uploaded and thought their home was very nice. I never watched Counting On, so I had no idea what their house looked like inside and out. Guess my mindset was thinking if they lived in LA and made a lot of money from their podcast,TV appearances,and Jeremy working at the church he is employed to as a pastor,then they must live in a mansion. But I was surprised to find out it was actually a traditional middle class family home.😀👍 The girls' room was not what I expected for a toddler bedroom. It looked not very decorated for a little girl with the deer on the wall, the paint color and how empty it looked with just the bunk bed. But the closet was cute.😊
ReplyDeleteJeremy's working in that church in LA? I thought he was still a student, no church job.
DeleteJeremy is a student at the Master's Academy. We have no info that he is employed by that church. He is studying. He graduated from the Masters programs, and said he was starting his PhD in theology or something, in the same school. Maybe he works like TA but that was never mentioned anywhere. Like, his occupation is a student.
DeleteJinger mentioned in an earlier video about "when Jeremy gets home from work." So he works someplace, maybe on campus?
DeleteThey have said he also works for the church while he is a student. They don't own the house, they are now renting it. It belongs to the church and there stay was supposed to be temporary, but then the pandemic hit. I think that they haven't decorated fully because it belongs to the church, including much of the furniture, and they don't know how long they will be there.
DeleteNot trying to be snarky here, but have an honest question. Why does a pastor/a pastor's wife need to show off their home (or show it off online)? It just doesn't seem to line up with everything the Bible tells us about Jesus and what following Jesus looks like according to God in His Word. It doesn't seem to be a humble thing to be doing or something that encourages, uplifts others (fellow Christians or not), or builds up anyone's faith. I know some here feel like they're doing the home tours/reveal for their fans, but as Christians, they're not supposed to have fans. Paul was quick to set a man straight who wanted to fall at Paul's feet in awe/adoration/a fan of Paul. Paul quickly and bluntly told him get up that he (Paul) was only a man. The only people who need to know what your house looks like inside are the people who live there, and the family members and the few select close, personal friends you invite inside to share meals and activities with, make memories with, and share mutual support with in your day-to-day real world relationships.
ReplyDeleteMaybe people were asking to see it? It didn't come across as show-offy to me.
DeleteTheir online & publicity-seeking activities are how they earn easy money to support their lifestyle. Without it, their financial situation would be extremely different.
DeleteStop picking fault. There's nothing wrong with showing off your house. If you're not interested in where they live, don't watch the video. It's OK for people who are in the public eye to have fans that look up to them. They can be a role model for other Christians you know.
DeleteThe man fell at Paul's feet because he thought Paul was a god and he was trying to worship him. No one is worshipping the Vuolos.
DeleteI agree certainly. Although i have kept track of the Duggars since 2013, i never quite understood how a Christian family could have such a large fandom. I mean the Bible clearly says that the world hated Jesus so they will hate His followers too. So, if a Christian is popular with the world maybe they aren't being good followers of Jesus.??? Not meaning to say any thing bad about their fans here. I'm one myself in a sense that i love watching families grow and that's pretty much the only reason i check the blog every few weeks. As the years go by though, the Duggars have changed from what they were initially and it discourages me. I know Christians are supposed to be different from the world and i certainly could see that in the early years but now they look more and more like non-Christian people. Its one of the great mysteries for me that in my early years i wore pants and short skirts and didn't really consider having a lot of kids and now i wear long skirts and dresses only and want lots of kids, this change partly through their influence and now I look like what they did ten years ago and many of them now wear things i never did. Its certainly sad and discouraging for me. I know the Bible doesn't teach assimilation with the world so if Christians drop standards are they backsliding or falling away? Cute house but really showing it off like this can't be very safe in the crime laden world we live in today.
DeleteWhen did "online and publicity seeking activities" become an occupation? It shouldn't be, because it's only cashing in on your fame and popularity. This is not a role model for other Christians. Not at all.
Delete2:15, the Duggars weren't popular with the people who mocked them for their family, beliefs, and lifestyle.
Delete@2:15 Perhaps being a "good Christian" has nothing to do with the clothes you wear, the number of children you have, or whether or not you have a large fan following, but rather with how you treat others. As Christ said, “This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you.”
Delete@1:42 There's nothing wrong with showing off your house? Christians shouldn't be "showing off" anything. That's vain and prideful, not being a role model.
DeleteSo many people have asked them to see the house, it seems like a loving thing to do. It's not show-offy at all. Just a nice gesture to include us in their lives. Whenever I go to a dinner party, the host always shows people the house. It's just natural to share in that way.
DeleteBecause people has been asking to see the Vuolos new home. But I can tell you been to some bad churches to make that "snarky" comment.
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Delete11:17pm. Yes we should love but what about Christ's other commandments: be ye holy as I am holy, be ye separate, be ye a peculiar people, learn not the way of the heathen, look not upon the unclean thing, touch not the unclean thing, be fruitful and multiply, bare not the thigh. What about all those commandments?
DeleteWow! If you want to criticize someone, just open your Bible and something will be there for you to use. Sad.
DeleteThe pastor I served with lived in the parsonage. He and his wife would often have open houses, after all, the congregation did have a vested interest since they pay for it. Even when they bought a home, with a housing allowance, they invited people over for an open house. It wasn’t to show off. The pastor and his wife were very hospitable. “It was their way of saying, You are welcome here.”
DeleteWhat's all the fuss about? They seem to live pretty much like most Christian families.
Delete10:57 But this is not an open house hosted for a congregation in person. This was broadcast for anyone to see, and that was the whole point, they wanted anyone and everyone to see.
DeleteGalatians 1:10 For do I now persuade men, or God? or do I seek to please men? for if I yet pleased men, I should not be the servant of Christ.
DeleteJohn 15:17-19 These things I command you, that ye love one another. 18 If the world hate you, ye know that it hated me before it hated you. 19 If ye were of the world, the world would love his own: but because ye are not of the world, but I have chosen you out of the world, therefore the world hateth you.
1 Timothy 2:8-9 I will therefore that men pray every where, lifting up holy hands, without wrath and doubting. 9 In like manner also, that women adorn themselves in modest apparel, with shamefacedness and sobriety; not with broided hair, or gold, or pearls, or costly array;
3 Lo, children are an heritage of the LORD:
and the fruit of the womb is his reward.
4 As arrows are in the hand of a mighty man;
so are children of the youth. Psalms 127:3-4
Agreed
DeleteThat's cool!
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice house.
ReplyDeleteAgree! It wasn't over the top like some make them out to be, just comfortable looking and spacious for a family of 4, but not luxurious.
DeleteWhat are they growing in that black plug-in zip-up tent outside the guest room?
ReplyDeleteWe probably don't WANT to know. lol
DeleteAny news on the Joe Duggar or the Josiah Duggar families, and the John David family? Also how's Jana these days?
ReplyDeleteI want to know too. Also want to know what's up these days with the rest of the kid's living at home still. Is Jackson in a courtship yet? Let's not forget Justin and Claire too. And how's Anna doing after Josh went to prison and how she's coping and supporting herself and 7 kids?
DeleteConsidering Joe and Kendra don't post on social media anymore and Josiah and Lauren have made their IG private, they are likely reclaiming their privacy and want to be left alone by the public, lets respect that :)
DeleteWhy can’t people keep their rude comments to themselves ? Why are people bashing everything they do? Like for jesse’s baby sleeping while they are outside , saying she might pull light down? There is no cord , lol. Stop putting this family under a microscope and bashing stupid stuff!! Are or have you done any better? I guarantee NOT! Get a life and leave this poor family alone !
ReplyDeleteTheir house is about Jeremy and what he does and what he likes, isn't it.
ReplyDeleteYES!
DeleteYou live with them?
DeleteLike about how he cooks and how he paints and how he plays the piano? Oh, wait. I guess it wasn't all about him after all.
Delete11:24, you mean the piano that JEREMY picked out and bought?
Delete1:36, yes, the gift he picked out and bought. Most people pick out and buy the gifts they give. You make me laugh.
Delete1:36, what does that have to do with it? JINGER is the one he bought the piano for because JINGER is the one who plays the piano. Unless you want to say the house is all about Jeremy because he paid for everything, which makes no sense.
DeleteOh my goodness..is this ever dangerous.
ReplyDeleteI agree that it's a bad idea. These two have the paparazzi trailing them, trying to get pictures of the girls. It's like they want all this exposure but are playing a game of cat and mouse with it. They just gave away a lot of info.
DeleteThe paparazzi should know better than stalking people anyway. And why are people so obsessed with their daughters faces? They are actually playing a wise game and they will make a lesson out of people like some of these people in the comment section.
Delete3:07, I had to giggle when I read your comment about the paparazzi. Paparazzi are photographers who take pictures of high profile people doing random things & then sell them to gossip magazines. That’s literally how they make a living. I doubt shaming them will make them stop.
DeleteI agree, 9:46. I saw something in the video that was particularly dangerous to show. I can't believe they'd be so naive about their safety. Nobody can afford to do that these days.
DeleteWhen we saw this house on the Counting On, it was said that the house was rented out to them for much lower rent by the school where Jeremy was studying. Seems like they kept renting it. And seems like students at that religious school live very well, if a family can rent out this kind of house in LA.
ReplyDeleteIs Jeremy the only student at that school? Are the others getting the same kind of house? If not, why not?
DeleteIt seems unlikely that the OTHER students at the school are getting this sort of housing. Jeremy seems to have gotten a special deal.
DeleteI really don't think it's anyones business but when it comes to a pastor, they do get cheaper rent in certain places and their children get into free Christian schools and colleges. What's up with people questioning the Vuolos so harshly with everything?
DeleteAnon 3:10. The Vuolos rather set themselves up for questioning by posting this stuff on social media. Also Jeremy is a STUDENT at the school, not a pastor of a church.
Delete@1:35 I'm wondering if they got rental of this house free or at a reduced rate in return for promising to promote the school Jeremy is attending. I mean, the school must be enjoying the free exposure. That must be worth something to them.
DeleteCongratulations Jinger and Jeremy, your house looks beautiful. I especially like the weight room. I would love to see the family back on TV. Hopefully by 2023. I've tried watching other show's but TLC is a little far-fetched. I sure do miss everyone. Least there's YouTube and social media to follow. Hopefully you'll find a new channel to show on. Natasha b
ReplyDeleteTLC is a little far-fetched? Remember, that's the network that aired this family.
DeleteGAC Family could give the Duggar's a shot maybe.🤷 Same with the Bates.🤔
DeleteNatasha, why do you think TLC aired the Duggars?
DeleteThey're not coming back to TV. Life moves on and so should you.
DeleteMost of the Duggars have taken back their privacy so I think you're doomed to be disappointed. But's that's life.
DeleteThe Duggars are done with being on TV and the TV networks are done with the Duggars. All the Duggar kids seem happier without having their privacy breached so much.
DeleteTheir house/lifestyle may seem quite extravagant, but I am happy that Jinger is living what appears to be a happy life. She deserves to enjoy her life, after going through so much trauma involving her brother. I am choosing to be happy for her, and I wish her peace and happiness going forward.
ReplyDeleteThat's not really an extravagant house.
Delete7:22 PM - In your opinion it is but to some people this house would be paradise to live in than the houses I grew up living in.
Delete3:12, I understand that there are people who would love to live in a house like this. But it’s not extravagant. I’m afraid their house is quite modest by California standards. They have if fixed up very nice, and are utilizing it well.
DeleteNice home.
ReplyDeleteIT IS A VERY NICE RENTAL!!!!
ReplyDeleteCan we talk about their new book(s)?
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of church owns such properties? If I were a member, I'd question why a "student" needed a house like that. I'm also wondering if all students got such houses or only Jeremy and Jinger.
ReplyDeleteIt's a college.
Delete@9:05 It's a seminary school run by a church - they are together. The Vuolos said the church owned the house when they moved there.
DeleteHere's hoping that Jeremy, is enjoying his 35th Birthday!!!!!! (Posted by Here's Hoping)
ReplyDeleteCalifornia is the most liberal state in the country. I don't understand why Jinger and Jeremy seem to be so in love with living there. Did they put their principles aside so they could have pizza and coffee al fresco and wear trendy clothes and shoes?
ReplyDeleteBecause Jeremy is attending seminary there. Just because somebody is "conservative" doesn't mean they can't enjoy themselves in a "liberal" state. Life is more than just religion.
DeleteHere's hoping that Kendra & Joseph are enjoying their 5th Anniversary!!!!!!! (Posted by Here's Hoping)
ReplyDeleteI guess you won't be posting the video of Jinger making Tater Tot Casserole using sweetened condensed milk by mistake.
ReplyDeleteI've never known a cook NOT to make a mistake.
DeleteMistaking sweetened condensed milk for evaporated milk would have a horrible outcome! That casserole looked inedible with the sweetened milk.
DeleteDear Mason: I hope that you are having a fantastic 5th Birthday!!!!!
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