How much money will Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar lose from Counting On being canceled?
The Duggars are losing quite a bit of money with the Counting On cancellation. Pic credit: TLC  After 11 seasons, Counting On was canceled by the TLC network. The Duggar family has been a part of the reality TV world for over a decade, and now, the money it produces is also gone. Money hasnt really been discussed over the years, but Jill Duggar revealed that when she finally got what she was owed from her participation in Counting On, it worked out to just a little above minimum wage. Get our Duggar newsletter! Even though the cancellation of Counting On wasnt shocking to followers, it reportedly came as a shock to the family. According to The Sun, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar reportedly lose nearly a million dollars a year. The number is roughly $850k, though it could fluctuate up or down a bit based on the amount of filming time. Join Us On Facebook! There are several reasons that have been speculated about why TLC decided to cancel Counting On. The biggest one was Josh Duggars arrest on child pornography charges. While he wasnt a part of the filming, he is still heavily tied to the family. His wife, Anna Duggar, and their children were part of the show still. TLCs statement talked about giving the family time to handle their issues privately, saying, TLC feels it is important to give the Duggar family the opportunity to address their situation privately. Of course, the situation they are speaking about is Josh Duggar and his legal problems. Several of the family members have spoken out about the cancellation, including Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar. Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo released a statement immediately, and others began trickling in after that. The family members havent talked about what they plan to do without Counting On filming anymore. Even though they have to switch up their plans, likely, this wont be the last fans and followers will see of the Duggar family.