Jason Duggar Defies Jim Bob By Breaking HUGE RULE, Jeremiah & Hannah's Honeymoon Photo Shocks Fans

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The Duggar sons, the ones in the middle, are often referred to as the lost boys. The boys stuck in the middle of all of the kids that seemed to be raised by their older siblings are proving they are doing things their own way.

Jason recently moved out of the house & now broke a HUGE rule of Jim Bob. This rule is one that has never been broken...

Jeremiah & Hannah appear to be doing things their own way.

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