Jill Duggar, and her controversial Duggar family, are known for being famous from their reality TV show 19 Kids and Counting and the spin-off series, Counting On.
However, Jill is revealing that she hasn't been treated fairly when it comes to compensation for her time on TLC, thanks to her ultra-conservative father, Jim-Bob Duggar.
Now, in a new interview with People Jill is opening up about having to hire an attorney to finally get paid.
Yikes!
The 29-year-old has been appearing on TLC since the family's initial show premiered back in 2008.
However, the mom of two is now revealing that she only recently started receiving the money from her time on TV.
People reports each episode came with an estimated $25,000 to $45,000 per episode paycheck.
However, Jill didn't see any of that money until she quit Counting On in 2017.
"It probably ended up being a little more than minimum wage," her husband Derick Dillard revealed in a video on their family YouTube page.
"But we were able to recover at least something."
"I really just have to follow God's lead and take it one day at a time."
"We all love Jill, Derick, and their boys very much. It is our prayer that our relationship is healed and fully restored quickly!"
h/t: People
