AMY Duggar’s husband, Dillon King, is owner of a sleek Arkansas restaurant featuring a cigar lounge, bar and poker room.
Amy, 35, is ex Counting On alum Jim Bob Duggar’s niece and has broken away from the strict family.
Unlike her conservative cousins, Amy doesn’t adhere to their strict dress code or courting rules.
The Celeb Report can reveal exclusive photos of her husband’s restaurant that features many amenities considered taboo to the religious family.
Wellington’s is located in Springdale, Arkansas just minutes away from the Duggar family compound.
The restaurant features a massive bar with shelves of liquor up to the ceiling, big screen TVs, and a dining area.
On the first floor is the cigar lounge called The Reserve, where customers can smoke while relaxing on leather couches and playing chess.
Just upstairs is more seating for dining, along with a private poker room where they play on Wednesday nights.
There is also dining on the front patio.
Upscale dining includes Duck Leg Confit for $27, Lamb Shank for $36, and more.
More casual eats include Nashville Chicken Sliders for $17 and Smoked Salmon Flatbread for $18.
There is also an extensive cocktails list.
Dillon opened Wellington’s in 2020.
AMY’S STORE
As for his wife, she owns Thirty1Thirty clothing boutique in Rogers, Arkansas.
The store used to be located in Springdale, but she moved locations in October.
Amy sells women and men’s clothing and accessories.
The couple also moved out of their home and are renting an abode closer to her store.
They sold their house for $350,000 on November 18, 2021.
The three-bedroom, three-bathroom home was first listed in June for $426,000 with five price drops until the house was eventually sold.
SPEAKING OUT
Amy is on the outs with her conservative family and is only close to her cousin Jill, who is estranged from her parents.
The mom of one has been outspoken regarding her cousin Josh’s child pornography charges.
Jim Bob and Michelle’s oldest son Josh, 33, was found guilty of possessing and receiving child pornography earlier this month after a nearly two-week trial.
When Josh was found guilty, Amy tweeted: “Real therapy. Not just thoughts and prayers.
“Don’t get me wrong I definitely believe in the power of prayer. But I also believe in putting in the work towards your mental health and talking to a skilled professional counselor.”
