Jinger Duggar Buys California Rental Home for Nearly $2M

Jinger Duggar and the husband Jeremy Vuolo they love their Southern California rental home so much that they spent nearly $2 million to buy it.

Earlier this month, the couple bought a Tudor-style house in Santa Clarita, a city northwest of Los Angeles, for $1.9 million. Realtor.com reported on Tuesday, August 13.

The property was previously owned by The Master’s University and Seminary, which purchased it in 2022 for $1.75 million and he leased it to the two. (Vuolo, 36, works at a nearby Christian university.) It was built in 1980 and has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and two fireplaces.

Duggar, 30, shares two daughters — Felicity, 6, and Evangeline, 3 — and a podcast, “The Jinger & Jeremy Podcast,” with Vuolo, whom she married in 2016. first to share a kisswere written in season 3 of 19 Children and counting. The TLC series focuses on Duggar and her 18 siblings as they are raised with the basic Christian teachings of the Institute in Basic Life Principles (IBLP). Jinger’s parents, Jim Bob again Michelle Duggarwho also starred in the show.

Jinger has also re-examined her strict religious upbringing, including the founding of IBLP Bill Gothardthe teaching that families should have as many children as possible.

“I was really like that dreading the thought to have many [kids] as possible, but that was my conclusion. It was to be. I was going to get married and have a lot of kids,” she said during an appearance in June on the “Unplanned” podcast. “Even on the show, if you watch those shows, I’m sure I probably say a lot of times, ‘I’m going to have as many kids as I can.’ I’m just saying that. But I was very scared.”

Jinger and Vuolo were introduced by Jinger’s sister Jessa Duggar with her husband, Ben Seewaldwho met the former football player in Texas before visiting the Duggar family in Arkansas.

Jinger reflected on the early days of her courtship with Vuolo in the 2021 romance novel, The Hope We Holdwriting that “he had never been so attractive to another person.” However, Vuolo had a hard time winning over Jim Bob, who made him his son-in-law complete the 50-page survey before dating his daughter.

“It was intense, but I was eager to fill it in and say, ‘Okay, look, this is a great opportunity for them to know,'” Vuolo said. Us Weekly only while promoting their book. “It’s tough on Mr. Duggar, man. He has all these girls [and] all these boys are asleep. I think if I had all those girls, I would have come up with a paper too.”