Like millions of Americans, you might have shared a bottle of wine with your significant other on Valentine’s Day.
But because you’re not a Duggar (we assume) your massive social media following probably didn’t freak the eff out over it.
That’s a photo of Derick Dillard that Jill Duggar posted on Instagram.
“My hubby is the best,” she wrote.
“He totally turned our house into a steakhouse, serving me a wonderful Valentine’s Day dinner last night! #besthubby @derickdillard I love you babe!”
Nothing scandalous about that, right?
Well, normally there wouldn’t be, but the Duggars have strict rules about … well, everything, and one of the many, many things that’s strictly forbidden to them is alcohol.
Fans love catching Jim Bob and Michelle’s offspring breaking the insanely strict code of conduct they were raised under, so it’s not surprising that they zeroed right in on that bottle in Derick’s hand.
Is it really booze or some sort of sparkling cider, like you’d drink at a middle school dance?
It’s tough to say, but the Duggars aren’t talking, which has led many fans to conclude that Jill and Derick have been caught sampling satan’s bubbly.
Whatever the case, Jill and Derick really can’t catch a break these days.
Ever since Derick got fired by TLC for harassing a fellow network star on Twitter, Duggar obsessives have been watching their every move.
You might think it would be a good time for the Dillards to simply keep a low profile, but unfortunately, they don’t really have that option.
Throughout thair adult lives, Jill and Derick have supported themselves with monetary donations from Duggar fans.
Now that they no longer have those sweet reality TV dollars pouring in, those donations are their only means of supporting themselves.
As such, Jill and Derick have no choice but to continue engaging with fans.
Even if it means being accused of totally normal activities that her parents have decided are worth a one-way ticket to hell.
Watch Counting On online for more hypocritical behavior from reality TV’s most controversial family.
