John David and Abbie Duggar thanks 'God's protection' as they break silence after terrifying plane crash

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Whoopi Goldberg is facing criticism after her comments about the Holocaust on “The View”.

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John David Duggar and his wife Abbie have broken their silence after surviving a plane crash.

John David Duggar and his wife Abbie are speaking out for the first time since surviving a plane crash.

John David Duggar, the former "19 Kids and Counting" star, is breaking his silence over the terrifying plane crash he was involved in last year. The pilot, who is 32, was operating a Piper PA-30 aircraft registered to Medic Choppers, LLC, on Oct. 29, 2021, when the plane went down in Waverly, Tennessee, around 7:13 p.m.

John David Duggar and his wife, Abbie, finally spoke out about the terrifying plane crash that they were involved in last year.

 stars released a statement on Fridayacknowledging that they and their then-1-year-old daughter, Grace, were involved in a plane crash nearly three months ago in Waverly, Tennessee. «An emergency landing or any kind of plane crash is a scary thing, but it's exactly what pilots are trained for,» the couple said in the statement to. «We are so thankful for God's protection, as we all walked away without injuries when this happened last October.