TLC Has Cancelled 'Counting On' After Eleven Seasons

Jill Duggar and husband Derick Dillard are the latest members of the extended Duggar clan to weigh in on TLC’s cancellation of “Counting On” in the wake of Josh Duggar’s arrest on child porn charges.

After TLC announced that it would cancel Counting On—a spinoff of 19 Kids And Counting—in the wake of child pornography charges against Josh Duggar, former star Jill Duggar and her husband Derick Dillard finally shared their reaction to the news in a July 6 blog post on their website. The couple, who haven’t been on the show since 2017, expressed that the series’ cancellation was somewhat bittersweet.

Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar are opening up to the public in the days after their longtime reality TV show, Counting On, was canceled by TLC.

Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar are reflecting on their family's time in the reality TV spotlight, following the news earlier this week that TLC will not be producing additional seasons of their reality show, .«It is hard to believe that more than 17 years have passed since we were first contacted by a production company wanting to do a one-hour documentary about the logistics of raising 14 children,» the couple shared in a statement on their website.

Counting no more. After TLC dropped the Duggars and canceled Counting On in the aftermath of Josh Duggar’s arrest, various members of the family are speaking out.

Jinger Duggar, 27, has reacted to the end of Counting On. The mom of two and her husband Jeremy Vuolo, 33, shared a statement to Instagram on Tuesday (June 29) following news that TLC canceled their family’s reality show after 11 seasons amid her brother Josh‘s child porn case.

Finally, the long national nightmare is over. The Duggars have been canceled.

Counting On,” said the network in a statement provided to TheWrap. “TLC feels it is important to give the Duggar family the opportunity to address their situation privately.” People first reported the show’s cancellation.

TLC has canceled the show Counting On after 11 seasons, the network confirmed to Deadline on Tuesday.

Ellise Shafer administratorTLC has canceled the Duggar family series “Counting On” after 11 seasons amid the ongoing child pornography case against Josh Duggar.“TLC will not be producing additional seasons of ‘Counting On,'” the network said in a statement to Variety.

TLC is officially out of the Duggar business.

is coming to an end amid Josh Duggar's child porn case. A spokesperson for TLC tells ET that the network will not be working with the Duggar family as the 33-year-old former reality star is being investigated.«TLC will not be producing additional seasons of ,» the network rep said in a statement on Tuesday.

"Counting On" has been canceled at TLC after 11 seasons. The show served as a spin-off of "19 Kids and Counting" and followed members of the Duggar family that were not as prominently featured in the original.

Josh’s arrest on child porn charges.“TLC will not be producing additional seasons of ‘Counting On,'” the network said in a statement to The Post. “TLC feels it is important to give the Duggar family the opportunity to address their situation privately.”The eldest Duggar child, 33, was arrested on April 29 and charged with receiving and possessing child pornography at his home in Arkansas.

On the outs. TLC confirmed on Tuesday, June 29, that the network will no longer be working with the Duggar family in the wake of Josh Duggar‘s April arrest.

Dougray Scott has left the CW’s Batwoman after two seasons. His final appearance as a series regular on the show was in Episode 16, two weeks before tonight’s season finale.

We have some sad news for fans of the NBC series Good Girls.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Good Girls” has been canceled after four seasons at NBC, Variety has learned.The drama series was the last remaining question mark in NBC’s scripted lineup from the 2020-2021 season.