Jinger Duggar breaks the family’s strict dress code in a new photo just days before the release of the shocking book

JINGER Duggar broke her strict family dress code by wearing tight skinny jeans.

Jim Bob requires all women in the Duggar family to dress conservatively in long skirts and dresses, and Jinger has her big tell-all novel coming out January 31st.

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In Jinger’s latest Instagram Story post, she posed alongside her friend to support her new clothing line.

Jinger wore skinny blue jeans and a slouchy sweater, breaking Duggar’s limited dress code.

She captioned her post: “My girlfriend launched two collections of sweatshirts today and we need to celebrate with a fun party.”

Jinger took her fans on a glimpse of the apartment launch party.

Her friend showed off all the new casual sweatshirts and lined the walls with gold streamers and balloons.

ON THE SAME PAGE

Jinger celebrates with her friend just days before her big book launch.

The ex-TLC star’s revelation aims to expose the extreme religious beliefs of her parents, Jim Bob and Michelle.

Jinger’s sister Jill took to Instagram to share her support for the rebellious book release.

“Look what came in!” Jill told the camera in her Instagram video on Saturday how she held up a printed copy of Jinger’s book.

“Thanks Jinge for sending me a copy of Becoming Free Indeed!” exclaimed Jill.

Jinger re-shared the Instagram Story video and sweetly wrote, “Yay so happy it arrived! I love you so much Jill.”

“HARMING” PARENTS

Jinger, Jim Bob and Michelle’s sixth child, left the church in 2017 and has since described its teachings as “cult-like.”

Jinger’s upcoming book aims to shed new light on the sisters’ upbringing.

Speaking to People, Jinger said, “The teaching I was raised under was harmful, it was harmful and there are lasting effects.”

Jinger and her 18 siblings were raised under the teachings of the Institute in Basic Life Principles, a Christian organization founded by disgraced Rev. Bill Gothard.

Founder Bill, 88, led the church until 2014, when more than 30 women accused him of sexual harassment and harassment for decades.

Both Jill and Jinger have distanced themselves from their parents, Jim Bob and Michelle, in recent years.

The sisters have on many occasions flouted their father’s dress code, which forbids women to wear short skirts or jeans.

Jinger and her husband Jeremy Vuolo have distanced themselves from the Duggars in recent years.

Jinger relocated from her family home in Arkansas to Los Angeles, where she and Jeremy live with their two children, Felicity, four, and Evie, two.

Meanwhile, her parents have been largely supportive of their controversial son Josh throughout his sentence on child pornography charges.

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