19 Kids and Counting Star Josh Duggar among Leaked Names from Ashley Madison Hack, His Problems Go Deeper Than Most Thought!

Josh Duggar who rose to fame with his role on “19 Kids and Counting” was previously adamant that he wasn’t cheating and has been faithful to his wife. And while many people suspected that this wasn’t quite the case and he was hiding something, there was no solid proof of any of that, so the story quietly died down over time and nothing came out.

A few weeks ago however, popular “dating” community Ashley Madison focused on people who want to have an affair was hacked, allowing attackers to compromise vast amounts of information from the site’s databases, including a list of all users with various bits of personally identifying information attached to them, as well as a huge dump of the entire e-mail conversation history of the company’s own CEO.

The hackers initially released a dump of personal details of the company’s customers, but the company’s CEO Noel Biderman desperately tried to claim that the dump was fake. This blatant attempt at evading responsibility struck the hackers the wrong way, apparently, as they decided to double down on their game, releasing something even more compromising – an archive allegedly containing the entire e-mail archive of Biderman himself. Attached to the new leak was a simple note saying “Hey Noel, you can admit it’s real now”.

And while the company’s CEO has been trying to find a way to control the situation – mostly unsuccessfully – people have been digging through the leak looking for anything interesting in the meantime. Various prominent names started coming out, including many accounts registered with official government and university e-mails.

It was revealed that Josh Duggar was among those paying for a premium account for the website, at which point Duggar would have no choice but to come forward and admit that he had some serious problems. The leak reveals something quite worrying about his usage trends – he’s apparently spent well over $1,000 on the services of Ashley Madison, going as far as to sign up for a second account at one point.

While we can’t confirm whether or not Duggar actually did do something with his account, it’s worth noting that he has apparently paid $250 for a “money back guarantee”, a service that the site offers which promises their users that they would be able to have an affair within three months or get their money back.

Given the fact that he paid for this and continued using the site, it’s probably safe to assume that he was successful in his attempts to get into an affair of his own. Duggar’s family have expressed their disappointment to the public, claiming that this is not how they saw their son and were deeply saddened by the new revelations. We don’t know how things are going to proceed from here on, but it’s going to be an interesting situation for Duggar if he wants to keep claiming that he has no issues with his loyalty.

For what it’s worth, Anna Duggar has already revealed that she has no plans to leave her husband despite being dragged in the middle of his scandal herself, and she is going to try to work things out with him. Whether or not that will lead to anything positive, we don’t know – but their marriage already seems to be in quite a lot of trouble, and people have been skeptical that we’re going to hear any sort of positive news about them in the future.