DUGGAR fans have questions for Michelle after resurfacing footage of the star teaching her kids about bankruptcy.
The family homes schools their kids due to their fundamentalist Christian beliefs.
Duggar fans are making fun of Michelle- here with husband Jim Bob- after resurfacing a clip from the original special 14 Kids & Counting
In the clip, she appeared to be teaching her very young kids about bankruptcy
On an online thread, fans of the show resurfaced a clip from the special 14 Kids and Pregnant, which was later followed by 19 Kids and Counting and Counting on.
The video shows Michelle, now 55, standing before the table her children are homeschooled at, preparing to teach them a lesson on bankruptcy.
“OK, our law resource for today – we’re gonna be learning about bankruptcy laws,” she says after clearing her throat.
There are children of all ages at the table, including several of primary school age.
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One Reddit user joked: “Is there a unit on how to set up an LLC?”
Another commented: “Well, Michelle definitely isn’t into age appropriate learning or teaching. Why would a five-year-old need to know about bankruptcy?”
A third wondered: “Why would any of those kids need to know about it?”
A fourth simply commented: “I find this hilarious.”
This isn’t the first time a resurfaced clip has led to backlash or buzz from fans.
OBVIOUS ERROR
Recently, Duggar fans spotted an egregious spelling error on a lesson plan in a resurfaced clip from the reality show.
The TV stars pinned the rules for “school time” – which lasted from 11am to the afternoon hours – onto the wall.
The Counting On alums advised their children that they should not be “scaring” their “teacher.”
There would be “no talking” except when raising “your hand” or to “quietly get your teacher’s attention.”
“All other conversations” would take place in the afternoon, when “school time is over.”
Michelle’s husband, Jim Bob, listed himself as Principal, but Michelle’s role as Superintendent was misspelled as “SuperIntendant.”
Fans jumped to the comments section when they noticed the spelling error.
One said: “Clearly my public high school diploma is nothing compared to Duggar Academy.”
Another mentioned: “You meant ‘superintendent’ right?”
“Did they really spell Super Intendent? It’s one word! Superintendent!” another raged.
DUGGAR DRESS
In addition to homeschooling their kids, the Duggar family observes a strict dress code.
Women in the family wear dresses and skirts and cover their bodies.
The Duggar children grew up with limited access to entertainment and television, and many of them carry these rules into their adult lives.
Some family members have strayed from these practices, however.
Daughter Jill Duggar and her husband, Derick Dillard, no longer live by Jim Bob and Michelle’s rules.
FAMILY CHAOS
Meanwhile, Josh Duggar, the eldest Duggar son, is currently behind bars.
In May, Arkansas Judge Timothy L. Brooks sentenced Josh, 34, to more than 12 years in prison on child pornography charges.
According to The Celeb Report’s court reporter, the judge called Josh’s crimes “the sickest of the sick” to a packed courtroom.
He told the eldest child of the Duggar clan: “You have done some very bad things. But in your life as a whole, you’ve done good things.”
The judge closed with: “The true test of a man’s character is what a man does when no one is watching.”
The Celeb Report exclusively obtained photos and video of Josh’s wife, Anna, as she fled the courtroom.
Anna, 34, had a sullen look on her face after hearing the news about the father of her seven children remaining behind bars.
Josh’s father and other family members appeared in the courthouse in support of the disgraced reality star.
Josh filed an appeal following his sentencing.
The Duggars live strict religious lives and homeschool their kids
The family was rocked by scandal when eldest child Josh Duggar was arrested for child pornography
Several members of the family have stuck by his side
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