Jinger Duggar defies her family’s rules again as she poses for a new photo in ripped jeans

JINGER Duggar posted a new photo in which she blatantly flouted her family’s strict dress code.

Jinger and her husband Jeremy Vuolo posted a snap of their trendy outfit today.

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The 29-year-old Counting On alum wore light wash jeans that cuffed at the bottom and ripped at the knee.

Daughters of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar are not allowed to wear pants.

She paired the jeans with a green jumper with colorful stripes across the chest and pink and gray sneakers.

The former TLC reality star also sported a red and white canvas bag on her arm.

In the Instagram photo that Jinger posted, she’s lugging around a few gallons of juice for the kids at her church.

She captioned the post: “Saturday mornings kids play at church. I don’t know if you can tell, but I was on juice duty.”

FINISH

Earlier this month, the TV personality once again ignored her family’s rules while running errands at a Target in Los Angeles.

In exclusive photos provided to The US Sun, Jinger flaunted her curves in high-waisted jeans and a trendy collared sweater while strutting through the mall.

Jinger appeared cool and confident while enjoying her afternoon and didn’t appear to be with her husband or their two daughters: Felicity, four, and Evangeline, two.

She’s not afraid to break the family dress code as she split to live a freer life in California.

ACTUALLY FREE

Jinger shocked fans with her synopsis Becoming Free Indeed, which called her strict Christian upbringing, including the dress code, “damaging.”

The author also appeared on Fox News to promote her memoir.

Of the relationship between her and the rest of her family, Jinger said, “It was interesting.”

She said: “We’ve had a lot of conversations about our differences.

“Some are certainly better than others, but at the end of the day I know they only want what’s best for me. Although my parents are still with IBLP.”

Jinger said she “hopes” Jim Bob and Michelle read her book, even though it contains some embarrassing revelations about the famous parents.

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

In the interview ahead of its release, Jinger told People, “Anxiety was a big part of my childhood.”

“I thought I just had to wear skirts and dresses to please God,” she said, referring to the IBLP’s bizarre dress code.

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