'Counting On' alum Josh Duggar convicted of child porn will enjoy fine dine on Christmas and New Year
SEAGOVILLE, TEXAS: Former 'Counting On' contestant Josh Duggar, who is serving a 151-month sentence for child pornography, will get special treatment on Christmas and New Year's Day. The 34-year-old will be allowed to visit him and will be served good food on this occasion. It seems that the time in prison is quite fun for Josh.
Josh's Christmas and New Year will be spent behind bars. But it appears that the father of seven will receive special treatment this year. The Sun reports that Josh's relatives will be allowed to visit him on both New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Not only that, but there's also a rundown of what he'll be up to for the holidays. Read on to find out.
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Josh is serving prison time at FCI Seagoville in Dallas, Texas. One of the representatives of Seagoville revealed Josh's New Year's Day plans. It will start with breakfast including oatmeal, cake, whole wheat bread, fresh fruits, assorted jelly, and margarine. Apart from this, Josh will get options between skim and chocolate milk. Then proceeds to the menu for lunch. The meal will include grilled steak sauce, garden salad with cheese and broccoli, vegetable lasagna, baked potato, bacon bits, cheddar cheese, garlic bread, and sour cream. Moreover, lunch will also include fruits, holiday pies, and assorted beverages. It seems Josh is going to have a lavish meal.
Unlike lunch, the dinner will remain lightweight. Josh will get options in between a chicken sandwich or a jelly sandwich and peanut butter. The dinner will have potato chips, dessert, and beverages included in it. Not only will Josh get lavish food but will also be entertained in the prison. "We will be showing the movie The Invitation’on News Year’s Day as a holiday activity," revealed the representative of Seagoville. For those who don't know, 'The Invitation' is a 2022-released horror mystery movie.
On Christmas, RadarOnline reports that a band will play holiday music for the prisoners. The music will include Rudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer and Jingle Bells. Moreover, Josh will also receive a bag full of goodies, mainly eatable items. The Christmas night dinner will include chicken, ham, mashed potatoes with chicken gravy, cranberry sauce, broccoli, cheese, rice, and buttered corn on the cob, followed by two dinner rolls.
The former '19 Kids And Counting' star is sentenced to 151 months in prison with no case of parole and an additional 20 years of probation after his release from prison.