The Duggars Are Officially Back On TV For A Full Season Of Their New Show

The Duggar family is headed back on TV this March 15 after being in hiatus since their last show, "19 Kids And Counting" was cancelled due to the sexual harassment scandal brought by one of their family members, Josh Duggar. All the Duggar siblings are expected to be a part of this new show approved by TLC.

Radar Online reported that although the Duggar's initial reality show was cut off, the network TLC gave them another chance by creating a spinoff of the show starring two of the Duggar sisters, Jill and Jessa. The two were granted a full season show called, "Jill And Jessa: Counting On."

But it is not just the two of them who will be part of the show, all their siblings and sisters-in-law would also be on it namely Jana, Jinger, Joy Anna, John David, Josiah and Joseph based on U.S. Weekly's report. But despite Anna being on the show, there is no news about her husband Josh making an appearance.

Jessa told the press that their family went through a very difficult year in 2015. This year, it is looking like the Duggars are starting to get better as they learning to cope with what happened last year. Josh Duggar has been under fire for molesting five minor aged girls, including Jill and Jessa back in the early 2000's.

It was after those police reports were discovered that fans of the show called out the network to shut down the series after 10 seasons on being on air. Josh also came out and admitted that he has been cheating on his wife and has a porn addiction.

He is currently in rehab, but reports are in -- stating he is about to be released in just a few weeks. This could also mean that he might be able to participate in the filming, but no confirmation has been made by the network nor any of the cast regarding it.

Catch the all new season of "Jill and Jessa: Countin On" this March 15 via TLC at 9PM EST.