Viewers of TLC’s Duggar family shows watched Jinger Duggar’s romance with Jeremy Vuolo blossom. Their courtship and wedding aired on the network. But they moved away from the family’s compound near Fayetteville, Arkansas, after they got married. The couple lives in California with their three children. Jinger Duggar’s husband, Jeremy Vuolo, is nursing a painful injury. He was hurt while protecting one of their daughters. Keep reading to find out what happened.
Jinger & Jeremy Vuolo Pen New Children’s Book
Jinger Duggar is the author of several books about growing up in the family of 19 children. Some of the books are faith-based guides to help spread the word of Jesus. She co-wrote a children’s book in 2022 with her husband, Jeremy. You Can Shine So Bright! was a best-seller. The Vuolos leaned into a career as social media influencers after leaving reality TV behind. They keep fans updated on their lives on The Jeremy & Jinger Podcast. The couple shared big news with fans in a recent episode. They wrote another children’s book based on their daughter’s experience with bullying. You Always Belong comes out on February 17, 2026.
Jinger Duggar’s Husband Injured Protecting Daughter
Jinger Duggar Vuolo and her husband have three children: Felicity, 6, Evangeline, 4, and Finnegan, 6 months. They also experienced a heartbreaking miscarriage in 2019.
Jeremy Vuolo was sporting an arm cast on the podcast on October 8. He said that he didn’t even know anything was broken until a week after the incident. “I had mobility, and it didn’t hurt. Like, I wasn’t wincing through the day,” he said. But after visiting a hand specialist, he found out he’d suffered a broken bone, the first in his life. “It’s been confirmed. My fourth metacarpal on my left hand is smashed,” he shared.
How It Happened
Jinger Duggar revealed that her husband sustained the injury in a heroic move to save their daughter from getting hurt. They’d talked about it on the podcast before but he didn’t know how serious the injury was.
According to the couple, Jeremy Vuolo slipped at the fairgrounds while holding their oldest daughter, Felicity. “We were at a fairgrounds when it happened. It was one of those accidents that you protected her head, and I think that’s why you landed so weird—because you put your left hand down, and she was in your right arm,” Jinger explained.
