Heathen February 13 Share February 13 These videos are heavily staged and edited, if not scripted as well. 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580226
Gemma Violet February 14 Share February 14 1 hour ago, Heathen said: These videos are heavily staged and edited, if not scripted as well. If you're referring to my previous post, I'm not doubting there's a lot of scripting, etc. in videos, but in this case, we can see Jinger actually moving the bed and doing the physical work. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580276
CalicoKitty February 14 Share February 14 Did the video show that Jeremy was home during the entire video? He may have been out doing whatever job he does. He may have been sitting in the living room the entire time. Jinger may have decided to do this video alone. Who knows? I just don't want to jump to any conclusions unfairly. 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580308
Zella February 14 Share February 14 (edited) This is the same guy who acted like it was a hardship to get his pregnant wife water and tried to humiliate her during a game of Would You Rather. He's always been an insensitive dickhead to her. Edited February 14 by Zella 14 1 1 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580356
EmeraldGirl February 14 Share February 14 She wasn’t lifting so much as shoving and sliding. I didn’t see any super hard work that she was doing. The changing table suddenly appeared so she didn’t bring that in that we can see. Maybe he just wasn’t home and she wanted to tackle it? I’m not jumping to the conclusion that he’s a heartless SOB because she decorated the nursery. It definitely needed more help though. I don’t like the wrinkly brown rug on the floor. A tip: outdoor rugs can be just as pretty and there are many options for colors and patterns. But the main thing is that they almost always lay flat and will not wrinkle. Very good for putting carpet on top of carpet. Plus they clean extreme easily. Any projectile vomiting that might go on (yeah my first baby was big on that) can be cleaned up in no time. I also think some curtains would have warmed up the whole space. And maybe a chance to add a little more pattern, since everything was pretty dull in there. Maybe a buffalo check like she had on the blanket on the crib (yes, design is my passion and it makes me a little crazy to see people decorate and it’s not so great). Plus, I also really hate macramé. Anyway, it looks like a very nice house. That’s a good size room for a nursery/guest bedroom. Plus they still have another room to be a guest bedroom. How big is that house? Do the girls share a room? 5 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580372
ginger90 February 14 Share February 14 29 minutes ago, EmeraldGirl said: How big is that house? It has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and it’s 4,696sqft.. 6 2 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580405
EmeraldGirl February 14 Share February 14 (edited) Wow, that’s some house! And it looks like it’s Tudor style, it’s beautiful. I prefer the old houses to the newer modern looks. Especially in LA, where everyone just wants glass everywhere. Do we know what they paid for it? And by the way, she did end up changing out that blue lamp that she was so in love with. Ha. Edited February 14 by EmeraldGirl 4 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580428
andromeda331 February 14 Share February 14 1 hour ago, EmeraldGirl said: Wow, that’s some house! And it looks like it’s Tudor style, it’s beautiful. I prefer the old houses to the newer modern looks. Especially in LA, where everyone just wants glass everywhere. Do we know what they paid for it? And by the way, she did end up changing out that blue lamp that she was so in love with. Ha. So do I. Older houses have so more style and personality. 4 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580515
Salacious Kitty February 14 Share February 14 3 hours ago, EmeraldGirl said: Wow, that’s some house! And it looks like it’s Tudor style, it’s beautiful. I prefer the old houses to the newer modern looks. Especially in LA, where everyone just wants glass everywhere. Do we know what they paid for it? And by the way, she did end up changing out that blue lamp that she was so in love with. Ha. It also has a pool. I think they paid around $2M for it. No clue how much they were able to put down, but some loan institution thought they were worth the risk of a probably pretty hefty mortgage. 7 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580558
ginger90 February 14 Share February 14 9 hours ago, EmeraldGirl said: Do we know what they paid for it? According to the listing, $1,900,000. 5 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580666
laurakaye February 14 Share February 14 8 hours ago, Salacious Kitty said: It also has a pool. I think they paid around $2M for it. No clue how much they were able to put down, but some loan institution thought they were worth the risk of a probably pretty hefty mortgage. Glad to see a Z-list reality show "author" and a perpetual student/shoe collector can afford a $2M house with a pool. Sorry, just bittercakes over here. 12 1 4 1 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580749
leighdear February 14 Share February 14 (edited) Oh for crap's sake, millions of women move around furniture, beds & things while very pregnant. The nesting instinct and NEED to move that whatever to wherever we want it doesn't wait til a partner is home or it's convenient. It happens when it happens. I packed up to move an entire household across the country, by myself, very pregnant, while also wrangling a 3 year-old and 2 dogs. Really, changing around a room is nothing. We are not helpless and have not been abandoned by an uncaring partner! It's just real life. And I swear, that Jeremy tale about not wanting to take water to a pregnant Jinger is so overused, yet an actual link to the reference never shows up. Jeremy as a demanding husband that makes Jinger miserable is a very popular trope here, but factual backup for it is sparse. Just sayin'.... Edited February 14 by leighdear 7 2 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8580754
Zella February 14 Share February 14 (edited) 8 hours ago, leighdear said: Oh for crap's sake, millions of women move around furniture, beds & things while very pregnant. The nesting instinct and NEED to move that whatever to wherever we want it doesn't wait til a partner is home or it's convenient. It happens when it happens. I packed up to move an entire household across the country, by myself, very pregnant, while also wrangling a 3 year-old and 2 dogs. Really, changing around a room is nothing. We are not helpless and have not been abandoned by an uncaring partner! It's just real life. And I swear, that Jeremy tale about not wanting to take water to a pregnant Jinger is so overused, yet an actual link to the reference never shows up. Jeremy as a demanding husband that makes Jinger miserable is a very popular trope here, but factual backup for it is sparse. Just sayin'.... It's in their book in a chapter he wrote. If you search the forum, you can find when we were all talking about it. This isn't made up. Edited February 15 by Zella 11 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8581121
AstridM February 15 Share February 15 3 hours ago, Zella said: It's in their book in a chapter he wrote. If you search the forum, you can find when we were all talking about it. This isn't made up. THANK YOU! 4 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8581378
EmeraldGirl February 15 Share February 15 He wrote that in a book? That obviously must’ve been some sort of a look how bad I was moment. I’m sure he wasn’t bragging about it. Bizarre. I watched their Q&A podcast. Not much new except the Jinger thinks she’s done with children. Jeremy said it’s always up to the wife. All I know is thank God she doesn’t have any ovulation calendar hanging up to make sure she doesn’t miss a chance. 3 1 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8581400
andromeda331 February 15 Share February 15 43 minutes ago, EmeraldGirl said: He wrote that in a book? That obviously must’ve been some sort of a look how bad I was moment. I’m sure he wasn’t bragging about it. Bizarre. I watched their Q&A podcast. Not much new except the Jinger thinks she’s done with children. Jeremy said it’s always up to the wife. All I know is thank God she doesn’t have any ovulation calendar hanging up to make sure she doesn’t miss a chance. I don't know. I think he might. All the stuff he does and posts of himself because he thinks he's cool. It wouldn't surprise me he put that in because he thought it made him look cool or funny or something. 6 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8581432
Zella February 15 Share February 15 I think he thought it made him look relatable and was oblivious to how it really came off. 5 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8581456
Future Cat Lady February 15 Share February 15 I'm sorry but that's a very boring nursery. 7 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8581790
EmeraldGirl February 15 Share February 15 Super boring nursery. The Vuolo jersey was cute, but I didn’t really get why there was that cow, and nothing else. The cow made it seem more like a western theme, but nothing else went with it. She could’ve done more of a soccer theme with some other pictures or stick ons. Or some color on the walls, or in the rug. It didn’t feel very baby at all. My kids were born in the days before you knew the sex, so I did yellow and then later green walls. If you don’t like different colored walls you could at least add color somewhere else. But they seem to really love it so to each their own, I guess. It seems that every Dugger girl sets up a household of all beige. By the way, is the “ thank you” reaction on here supposed to be like a thank you for the information, or is it like “ thank you!” for pointing out something crazy? I mostly use it for the latter. 3 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8581833
AstridM February 15 Share February 15 (edited) 8 hours ago, leighdear said: Jeremy at least has a personality, weird or not. And he constantly praises his wife, no matter what motives outsiders attribute that to. And he absolutely thinks he's Joe Cool. Most 30-something guys do, nothing unusual there. I don't own her first book, written with him, but I know the water reference is not in Jinger's becoming free book. I do have that one and it's definitely not there. But desperately searching down specific quotes and passages from different sources to shore up a personal bias or belief sounds SO IBLP!! I don't swing that way, but evidentially some folks here do! *LOL* Whatever. I don't like their religious beliefs at all, but I do find them fairly entertaining. Desperately searching? The details aren’t hard to find. Edited February 15 by AstridM 6 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8581837
Zella February 15 Share February 15 (edited) . Edited February 15 by Zella Referenced post deleted Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8581885
precious pupp February 16 Share February 16 2 hours ago, EmeraldGirl said: Super boring nursery. The Vuolo jersey was cute, but I didn’t really get why there was that cow, and nothing else. The cow made it seem more like a western theme, but nothing else went with it. She could’ve done more of a soccer theme with some other pictures or stick ons. Or some color on the walls, or in the rug. It didn’t feel very baby at all. My kids were born in the days before you knew the sex, so I did yellow and then later green walls. If you don’t like different colored walls you could at least add color somewhere else. But they seem to really love it so to each their own, I guess. It seems that every Dugger girl sets up a household of all beige. By the way, is the “ thank you” reaction on here supposed to be like a thank you for the information, or is it like “ thank you!” for pointing out something crazy? I mostly use it for the latter. I think "thank you" can mean either one. 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8581936
floridamom February 16 Share February 16 I also thought the nursery was boring and cold looking. Why would she place an area rug over carpet? This is a trip hazard and IMO, not advisable in a baby's nursery. 6 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8582178
EmeraldGirl Monday at 06:09 PM Share Monday at 06:09 PM On 2/16/2025 at 9:12 AM, floridamom said: I also thought the nursery was boring and cold looking. Why would she place an area rug over carpet? This is a trip hazard and IMO, not advisable in a baby's nursery. Yeah, that house is awfully expensive for having all that carpeting. I believe their whole main area is also carpeted, and she put a black-and-white rug over it. That rug seems thick enough and big enough to not wrinkle. The nursery rug is flimsy and always wrinkling. As I said before, my tip is to get an outdoor rug if you have to have one. They have many beautiful colors and patterns and they lay flat on carpet. I actually have one on the carpet in my bedroom. It doesn’t budge and it’s a very pretty Moroccan looking rug. 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8583596
Gemma Violet Wednesday at 10:11 PM Share Wednesday at 10:11 PM J & J's latest video below. They interview Austin. Did we know that Austin and his family had done an episode of the reality show World's Strictest Parents? If it was discussed here, I must have forgotten it. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8585559
Salacious Kitty Wednesday at 10:15 PM Share Wednesday at 10:15 PM (edited) It's been discussed here. Austin and his sister were teens, and a freewheeling teen girl stayed with them. The girl hated every second of it. Austin was totally self-righteous. His parents were hellish. Edited Wednesday at 10:15 PM by Salacious Kitty 7 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8585562
Gemma Violet Wednesday at 11:10 PM Share Wednesday at 11:10 PM 48 minutes ago, Salacious Kitty said: Austin was totally self-righteous. In the video, Austin did contrast himself now to his younger self, saying he was in a bubble then, and discussed that's he more flexible now when it comes to other people's beliefs, although presumably he was specifically talking about other forms of Christianity like J & J's beliefs, not people outside the Christian world. 3 3 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8585627
Future Cat Lady Wednesday at 11:10 PM Share Wednesday at 11:10 PM I never thought Austin and Jeremy would be such besties. They're complete opposites. 8 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8585628
Salacious Kitty Wednesday at 11:26 PM Share Wednesday at 11:26 PM (edited) 17 minutes ago, Gemma Violet said: In the video, Austin did contrast himself now to his younger self, saying he was in a bubble then, and discussed that's he more flexible now when it comes to other people's beliefs, although presumably he was specifically talking about other forms of Christianity like J & J's beliefs, not people outside the Christian world. I'm glad that Austin recognizes his problematic childhood. Good for him that he has become far less rigid, at least where religion is concerned. He was insufferable on Strictest Parents. Edited Wednesday at 11:27 PM by Salacious Kitty 6 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8585642
AstridM Thursday at 01:38 AM Share Thursday at 01:38 AM 2 hours ago, Salacious Kitty said: I'm glad that Austin recognizes his problematic childhood. Good for him that he has become far less rigid, at least where religion is concerned. He was insufferable on Strictest Parents. I don’t believe he’s truly changed. 6 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8585873
floridamom Thursday at 01:57 PM Share Thursday at 01:57 PM Well, Austin "let" Joy wear pants, so maybe he's a bit more flexible. I can't believe that I just typed this. 1 9 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8586356
EmeraldGirl Thursday at 05:58 PM Share Thursday at 05:58 PM (edited) I watched it last night and it seemed kind of strangely disjointed. I don’t know, it just didn’t seem to flow right. I thought it would be better because they are friends. maybe I was in the wrong frame of mine. Austin and Jeremy did mention that they have theological differences of opinion. I wonder what that’s all about? He was also talking about praying and fasting. Trying to figure out if he should make a move on Joy. I suspect Jill R. has really talked her kids into that fasting thing to save money on food. Edited Thursday at 06:00 PM by EmeraldGirl 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8586531
Salacious Kitty Thursday at 07:40 PM Share Thursday at 07:40 PM As far as theological differences go, Jeremy is a Calvinist. Austin seems to still be Baptist (IFB, probably), so closer to Duggar beliefs. 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/144013-jinger-and-jeremy-vuolo/page/12/#findComment-8586620
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