Will Joy-Anna Duggar Forsyth’s House Be Ready By The Time The Baby Arrives?
From the archive: published Nov 3, 2017, 9 years ago. Details may have changed since.
Joy-Anna Duggar Forsyth tied the knot with her sweetheart, Austin Forsyth, on May 26, 2017. Just three months later, she announced the pair were expecting a baby in the new year. Although she has been coy about the due date, fans who believe the pair conceived on their wedding night set the date for the baby’s birth at the end of February or beginning of March of 2018.
While Joy-Anna Duggar Forsyth’s pregnancy caused a slew of rumors, mainly due to the fact that she was a lot bigger than most women are at three months, fans and critics alike know one thing for a fact: Joy-Anna Duggar and her husband are pretty much building their own house from the ground up.
Austin Forsyth flipped houses before the pair got together, and he made it a goal to flip five of them before he and Joy-Anna walked down the aisle. Using his house flipping skills, he purchased a “fixer upper” for the pair to use as their house after they got married.
Although Austin’s goals were rather lofty, it seems the young man wasn’t able to get it livable by the time the pair wed, and they had to live in a camper van on the property.
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The pair’s goal was to first get the master bedroom and bathroom ready for living so that they could move in there and continue to work on the house from the inside out.
Joy-Anna Duggar Forsyth admitted on her social media that she had been absent due to the fact that she was “really busy,” as building a house from the ground up is pretty hard work.
But fans are wondering, will the house be ready for the baby when he or she makes its big debut?
A friend close to the Duggar family told Radar Online that the house is actually getting there, and the pair may have the whole thing finished by Baby Forsyth’s big entrance.
It is currently unclear if the pair are living in the house as it nears its completion or if they are continuing to live in the camper van until the house is fully finished.