Rumors about the Duggar family have been a normal part of the daily news. Most recently, Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard were reportedly not returning to the United States for good. They were initially said to be returning to the U.S. so that Jill can work properly for "Jill and Jessa: Counting On," the spinoff of "19 Kids and Counting." Will they stop their ministry work in Central America?
Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard Returning In August
When Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard announced earlier this month that they will be coming back home to the United States, speculations emerged that their missionary work in Central America is already nearing its end. But they didn't last for long, as the couple announced through their official website that their stay will be short only.
"We are so excited to share that we will be returning in August for a short stateside term that will extend into the fall," Jill and Derick wrote. "We are really looking forward to seeing our families after nearly 10 months on foreign soil."
"Serving in Central America has been an amazing experience so far for both of us (and Israel!)," they added. "Even while we are in the United States we will continue to work on behalf of the ministry and the work in Central America will continue."
'Jill & Jessa: Counting On' Season 2
While Jill and Derick are in the U.S., they said they plan to take Bible classes. And of course, they are expected to film for the next season of TLC's "Jill & Jessa: Counting On," which has recently been confirmed for renewal. During the first season, the couple were in Central America and were featured in the show when the Duggar siblings joined them in their missionary work, as well as during their video calls with Jill's sisters.
