DUGGAR fans have spotted another embarrassing error made by Jim Bob’s kids as Jill shares and then deletes a video of household chores.
The Counting On alum’s mistake is just the latest in a long line of grammatical errors committed by the homeschooled TV family.
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Jill, 31, shared the video on her Instagram that demonstrated her method of doing the laundry and putting away clothes.
During the video, the 19 Kids and Counting alum captures a laundry sorting basket labeled “UNDERWARE.”
Fans quickly spotted the spelling error with one person commenting, “I’m dying at how you spell underwear.”
Another of her followers wrote, “‘underware’ has me in stitches.”
A screengrab of the since-deleted video was posted on a Duggar-dedicated Reddit board.
Titled, “The SOTDRT education strikes again, Redditors rushed to the post’s comment thread to discuss Jill’s misspelling of “underwear.”
One fan commented; “And she’s apparently homeschooling the boys. This is going to be great for them.”
A second person agreed, writing “she is in charge of her son’s education…”
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“Their obliviousness to how embarrassing this is to display on the internet is what shocks me the most,” added a third.
Another Redditor questioned: “Doesn’t she see the spelling on the package when she buys it?”
While a fifth fan joked: “Then there’s silver wear. Lol.”
JESSA’S SPELLING FLUB
Back in August, Jessa, 29, critics called the reality star out for her own spelling flub.
When promoting her latest family post, Jessa shared a link on her Instagram Stories, captioning the post “We’ve been soaking up the last few weeks of summer, but we’re back with an life update and new video!”
However, some followers were quick to note that Jessa wrote “an” instead of “a.”
One person wrote on an online thread: “‘AN life?’ The ignorance…” as another responded, “Thought the same thing soon as I tried reading that…”
“‘An life…'” one critic said, also pointing out the spelling mistake.
At one point in the clip, the Arkansas native discusses “school games” that her children play for “educational purposes.”
“Several times a week we allow the kids to play school games… and the boys love it,” Jessa explained as her sons Spurgeon, six, and Henry, five, are focused on the phone app.
“The wonderful thing about this is that they’re having fun, but they’re also learning…” Jessa narrated as Spurgeon said, “… it’s actually pretty fun.”
Besides Spurgeon and Henry, Jessa and her husband, Ben Seewald, also share daughters Ivy, three, and Fern.
The couple, like the majority of parents in the Duggar family, have decided to homeschool their children.
JOY-ANNA’S MISTAKE
Joy-Anna, 24, made a grammatical error that had fans second-guessing her ability to homeschool her children.
The former TLC star share children Gideon, 4, and Evelyn Mae, 2, with her husband Austin Forsyth, 28.
The couple went camping in Alaska and shared their journey on social media.
Decked out in cameo and hiking gear, the pair found the time to go fishing.
Taking in Alaska’s natural landscape, the TV personality spotted a whale while out on the boat and took a photo of it for her Instagram story.
Unfortunately, she wrote “Whale siting!” instead of “sighting,” and the photo she posted failed to capture the whale.
Reddit users weren’t impressed with the grammatical error or the fact that there’s no whale in the photo.
One Reddit user said: “Apparently she doesn’t know what a whale looks like either. That’s a handrail.”
Another user replied: “I was wondering why I couldn’t see it. Whew!”
Then, someone brought up the error: “That moment when something is spelled so incorrectly that it takes a minute just to remember the correct way.”
Eventually, concern for her children set in: “How do states allow parents with zero education to homeschool?? I mean minimally, a high school degree would at least ensure proper spelling on such a simple word as ‘sight.'”
Another user said: “You should need to pass a spelling test before homeschooling.”
One user was just as confused as Joy-Anna: “I thought she meant to say whale sitting and wondered how she found a friendly whale like the one in Free Willy.”
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