Pregnant Jessa Duggar Celebrates Graduation of Husband Ben Seewald
Pregnant Jessa Duggar of "19 Kids and Counting" recently celebrated the college graduation of her husband, Ben Seewald, on social media.
Duggar, who is nearly four months pregnant, took to Instagram over the weekend to celebrate the graduation of husband Ben Seewald from National Park Community College in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
"Congrats to my man @ben_seewald!!!" Jessa captioned a photo montage showing several moments from Ben's commencement ceremony on Saturday. "So proud of you! #CollegeGraduation #NationalParkCollege."
A video taken by Jessa of Seewald's commencement ceremony shows the husband blowing a kiss to his wife, sitting in the stands, after he receives his diploma on stage.
"[…] and he blew me a kiss from the stage!" Jessa shared via Instagtam. "@Ben_Seewald, I love you so much! So proud of you! #CollegeGraduation #NationalParkCollege."
Jessa also shared a photo of herself posing with Ben in his graduation cap and gown with the caption: "Had a wonderful weekend in Hot Springs with the @seewaldfamily! @ben_seewald, congrats on your graduation, Babe! #CollegeGrad #NationalParkCollege."
The happy couple recently announced that they are expecting the birth of their first child, who is set to arrive in November, just after the couple celebrates their one year wedding anniversary.
Jessa recently shared an update on her baby's growth on Instagram, announcing this past Sunday that their child is now 4.57 inches long and 3.53 ounces.
The reality television star also shared a quote from the Bible to celebrate her child, writing: "'For You [God] formed my inward parts; You knitted me together in my mother's womb. I praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are Your works; my soul knows it very well.' - Psalm 139:13-14."
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