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Case Study: The Duggar Family
The Duggar family news has everyone’s attention for the upcoming new show with Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar’s daughters. Jill Duggar-Dillard and Jessa Duggar-Seewald have been filming a new special for TLC compete with a look at their lives after news broke that they were two of five children allegedly molested by their brother, Josh Duggar. According to StarPulse, the Duggar family might have finished up the filming, but their family appears to be a negative property as 600 companies have declined to advertise during the TLC specials.
Frankly, this isn’t surprising. Former fans who have fetl duped by the reality stars as well as people to dislike the Duggar family (even before the scandal) are ready to pounce on any company that supports the
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