Joy-Anna Duggar Claps Back After Getting Criticized For How She Holds Her Daughter

Joy-Anna Duggar fired back at speculation that she’s pregnant with baby No. 3, weeks after giving birth to her second child, daughter Evelyn Mae.The Counting On star, 22, posted a series of photos with her husband, Austin Forsyth, on Saturday, October 24, from a family photo shoot.“’He just needs a companion.’ Austin’s mom told this to me when we were dating; It’s so true,” she captioned the images.

Tory Lanez, 28, is still insisting his innocence in Megan Thee Stallion’s shooting case, much to the dismay of the 25-year-old “Savage” rapper. Without dropping names, Megan tweeted on Tuesday evening that someone is “genuinely crazy.” Given that her tweet came shortly after Tory went live on Instagram on Oct. 20, many fans presumed she was referring to the “Say It” rapper, who had a lot to say to his 9.9 million Instagram followers after he was charged with “assaulting a female friend.”

These days, sometimes a dramatic hair transformation is as exciting as celeb news gets — as most events are still shut down, and people are staying socially distanced. But that can be a double-edged sword for the star in question!

The Duggar family has been known for having lots of children but that doesn’t mean all members of the family want that.

Amy Duggar hit back at a fan who sent her a direct message telling her she needed to stop being “selfish,” lose weight and have more children.“Hello Amy I would just like to say your a good mom but aren’t you a little behind some other famous people who are having 4 babies by the time they are 20?” the troll wrote in the message that Duggar, 34, shared on her Instagram account on Sunday, October 18. “You only have one.

Amy Duggar doesn’t have time for internet trolls. The mother-of-one has fired back at a social media user who offered their unsolicited advice on whether the reality star should have more children. Amy gave birth to her son Daxton Ryan one year ago, and took to Instagram on October 18 to “speak [her] mind” about a direct message she received. “I think what really got to me was the fact that this total stranger apparently knows my body so well!?” the niece of Jim Bob Duggar wrote.

Jessa Duggar, Joy-Anna Duggar and more members of the Duggar family haven’t hesitated to defend themselves against social media trolls.“Whenever I look at people who are super, super negative or super hateful in their comments, a lot of times they’re not real people in the sense that, like, it’s an account that has zero posts, zero followers created specifically for hating,” Jessa exclusively told Us Weekly in July.

Sarah Jeffery is standing up for the “Charmed” reboot.

If you call out Cardi B on social media, it’s very likely that she’ll respond. The Grammy-winning rapper, 28, who’s known for clapping back at her critics, shut down a fan on October 13, after he asked an inappropriate question about her breasts. When the fan boldly inquired why her “areolas” are “so big,” Cardi responded: “Cause I breastfed a baby for 3 months. Titties got bigger, so nipples got bigger.” Cardi welcomed her first child, a daughter named Kulture Kiari Cephus, on July 10, 2018.

Becca Kufrin and Garrett Yrigoyen voting for different candidates in the upcoming presidential election, the former Bachelorette clapped back at the idea that politics was the cause of their split.After Kufrin, 30, shared support for former Vice President Joe Biden on Monday, October 12, via Instagram, a social media user suggested that her voting for the democrat was the “real reason he left.”The troll added, “He could do so much better with a level headed woman.”Kufrin subsequently fired back,

Sarah Jeffery is standing up for the “Charmed” reboot.

Emmy Rossum quickly put a troll in their place for criticizing her acting career.The Shameless alum, 34, tweeted on Wednesday, October 7, about how she “can’t wait” to get a T-shirt inspired by vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris’ “I’m Speaking” moment during the 2020 debate against Vice President Mike Pence.

Joy-Anna Duggar is easing the concern of one Instagram user.

Joy-Anna Duggar clapped back at criticism about the way she held her 1-month-old daughter, Evelyn.The Counting On star, 22, posted a family photo on Sunday, October 4, captioned, “Church this morning!” The reality star held her daughter with her son, Gideon, 2, and her husband, Austin Forsyth, at her side.While her sister Jana Duggar gushed over how “amazing” Joy-Anna looked and Josie Bates called the family “gorgeous,” an Instagram troll commented, “Why is she carrying that baby like that

Tamra Judge, 53, is speaking out on what she really thinks about her friendship ending with former Real Housewives of Orange County co-star Shannon Beador, 56, and it’s not pretty.

Why go out when you can stay in?! And why go for a run on the beach when you can reminisce about a run you took about 15 years ago??

Eva Mendes shared a throwback photo of herself running on the beach on Instagram on Oct. 4. In the caption, she joked about how much different her life is in 2020 than it was when the photo was taken. “Went for a run on the beach this morning,” she wrote. “No I didn’t. This picture was taken at least 15 years ago. Haven’t seen a beach this year. Haven’t been on a run this year.”

Naya Rivera‘s younger sister Nickayla, 26, is speaking out after she and Naya’s ex-husband Ryan Dorsey, 37, made headlines for being spotted seemingly holding hands and reportedly moving in together with Naya and Ryan’s five-year-old son Josey. The model didn’t confirm or deny any details about the situation but did admit she’s “not concerned with the way things look” in the Sept.

Rihanna, 32, doesn’t care that it’s no longer summer and is all about protecting her skin, but not every fan agrees with her. After the singer shared a stunning new Instagram snapshot of herself wearing a light pink bra with a New York Yankees bucket hat and sunscreen on her face, which can be seen below, one follower replied with “it’s winter now” and it didn’t take long for her to clap back with her own response.