Josh Duggar’s cousin, Amy King, recently censored a photo of her son, Daxton, that she had posted on Instagram. While King did not mention Duggar directly, she included a warning to parents to keep predators in mind when posting pictures of their children online, saying she has a “new set of eyes” for such concerns.
“I posted the unedited version,” said King of her toddler, “and then I thought to myself is that too much skin? He’s just shirtless and then I thought you never know who is seeing this picture and what they are thinking and now I’m going to be extra careful and protect him!” King’s current picture shows Daxton in a pool with a blue heart emoji covering his chest.
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“I encourage all parents to be very careful on what we post from now on,” said King. “I now have a new set of eyes and I’m more of [sic] aware of how someone can use anything for evil. It’s the sad truth, but something worth sharing for sure.”
Amy King Speaks Out
Amy King’s post was likely a reference to her cousin, Josh Duggar, who was arrested in April and faces felony charges for possessing child pornography. Duggar and his family are famous for being featured on TLC’s “19 Kids and Counting,” which was cancelled in 2015 after allegations came to light that years beforehand Duggar had molested two of his sisters and three other girls. On June 29, 2021, TLC cancelled the spin-off show “Counting On,” which followed the older Duggar children as they navigate adulthood. In a statement, the network said, “TLC feels it is important to give the Duggar family the opportunity to address their situation privately.”