Justin Duggar, 18, confirms rumors he and new wife Claire ditched family’s Arkansas estate for her Texas hometown

JUSTIN Duggar has confirmed his move from his parent’s Arkansas compound, as he settled in Texas with his new wife Claire.

The Counting On star opened up about the young couple’s life since marriage and explained their reasoning for heading south.



Justin and Claire have moved to Texas

Justin, 18, and Claire, 20, decided to migrate to the lone-star state in order to be closer to the new wife’s parents.

The reality star couple couldn’t be any happier as they also revealed their excitement since merging their lives.

In a conversation with TLC, the TV personality explained: “The wedding day was awesome, I mean of course that’s every guy’s expression but it was really something that was super memorable and I wish we could go back to that day every once in a while and just replay it all over again.”

Claire joined in on the conversation as she added: “We are so excited for this new chapter of our lives just to not ever have to leave one another again.



They spoke about their lives as newlyweds

The couple decided to settle near Claire’s family

“It’s been something that we’ve waited for,” she explained.

“We’ve decided to settle down in Texas, kind of around Claire’s parents in their hometown,” Justin revealed.

The newlyweds also divulged some new quirks they’ve learned about one another, as the young wife expressed her shock over her husband’s morning routine.

“In the mornings, I’ll have to get up and have a little time to get ready and whatever, and he can wake up and be like, ‘Oh! I’m supposed to be out the door in ten minutes. Got to go!'”



They’ve had an adjustment getting used to married life

They tied the knot in February

“She can’t go in the mornings without a cup of tea — hot tea. She always has to have her hot Earl Grey tea, and done a certain way, which I’m figuring out,” Justin retorted.

The spouses have also taken up some new hobbies together, including bike riding, though they didn’t have too much experience before.

Justin and Claire tied the knot in February, only three short months after declaring their engagement.

Fans previously speculated their Texas move, after the bride’s mother Hilary Spivey, took to Instagram to share a photo from her birthday celebration.


Justin Duggar and Claire Spivey smiled in their first post-wedding pic as fans are now speculating the young couple may now be 'living in Texas'
Fans previously speculated their move

This comes less than a month after the pair tied the knot in Texas
They married just three months after their engagement

“Had a wonderful birthday – always a blessed one when you get to spend it with family,” she wrote, as the couple joined Claire’s family for the special occasion.

Several followers took to Reddit to express their curiosity over the matter, one writing: “So does this confirm they are living in Texas?”

“So I guess they live in Texas? They look pretty happy. Hopefully we don’t get a pregnancy announcement soon…

“And I’m glad Justin is still allowing Claire to wear pants (jeans in this case),” a second noted.



Fans believed the couple to be ‘happier’ since leaving Arkansas

Jim Bob helped Justin flip a home

Another found the move to be beneficial to the newlywed’s individuality, sharing: “He looks much happier since getting married and getting outta the Duggar household.

“It’s gotta say something that a majority of their kids that are married look 10000000x happier once out of that house.”

This past November 2020, Justin joined Claire’s church, Fairbank Baptist church in Fort Worth, Texas, which further added to the speculation.

In May of 2020, Justin’s father and family patriarch Jim Bob Duggar purchased a mobile home for $35,500, which he then sold to Justin for $1.

The teen then flipped the property, making a whopping $195,000 profit after selling it to another couple.


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