Jinger Duggar Swelters In 107 Degree Texas Heat As She Expects Baby
Jinger Duggar is having a hot, uncomfortable eighth month of pregnancy!
The Counting On star shared a photo on Instagram of a weather forecast for Laredo, Texas, where she lives with her pastor husband, Jeremy Vuolo.
The picture showed that it would be 107 degrees on Monday, Memorial Day, 106 on Tuesday, 107 again from Wednesday through Friday, 108 on Saturday, and 109 on Sunday. Then, Laredo is forecast to hit a searing 110 degrees next Monday!
Jinger's caption reads sarcastically, "The perks of summer pregnancy."
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As RadarOnline.com readers know, Jinger, 24, has been counting down the weeks of her first pregnancy, comparing her baby bump to the size of fruit and vegetables along the way.
In her last update, Jinger showed off her 31 weeks "pineapple"-sized baby bump. Many experts believe 31 weeks marks the eighth month of pregnancy.
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It's clear her expectant time has hit the uncomfortable phase, and the hot, humid southern weather is making things worse. She is due in July or sooner. Jinger and Jeremy are expecting a girl. The two have been taking mini-vacations before Jinger will give birth to the baby, including trips to South Carolina and Hollywood.
But on Memorial Day, it appeared the heavily pregnant TLC star was stuck in Texas with the temperatures soaring!
One caring fan wrote to Jinger in response to her weather report, "Stay cool and hydrated! Lots of water. ❤"
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