Does Kendra Duggar no longer have her children amid the legal case? Jail call with Joseph Duggar raises questions

During the multiple jail calls made by Joseph Duggar to his wife, Kendra Duggar’s conversation with her husband hints that their four children are not living with her amid the legal troubles.

Joseph and Kendra Duggar have four children together. Garett David, 7, Addison Renee, 6, Brooklyn Praise, 5, and a 3-year-old son. The couple is facing charges of endangering the welfare of a child and false imprisonment on March 20 in Arkansas.

Kendra Duggar mentions that her children are doing well

According to People, on a March 22 call, when Joseph asked her how their children were doing amid their parents' legal battles, Kendra replied, "From what I hear, they are doing good."

Kendra was with her children on March 20 after her release from jail and could be heard talking to them while on the phone with Joseph that evening.

Kendra Duggar again hints at separation from children

According to a March 24 jail call audio, Kendra said to her husband, Joseph, “I think Friday has probably been my hardest day, but that's crazy to say because Wednesday was crazy hard.” She then added. "But it's just like, when you then take my babies from me, they were who I was just going to pour my life into."

Although it is unclear as to when their children were taken somewhere else. The details of their whereabouts have also not been disclosed.

Joseph Duggar says their children are Kendra Duggar’s purpose

Joseph interjects that the children are Kendra's "purpose right now."

In another call, Kendra made it clear to Joseph that her priority is their children. "I'm fighting for the kids, and they're my number one priority right now," Kendra told Joseph. He responded that he is "100% behind" his wife and said she "should be fighting for them the most." Before hanging up, she told Joseph that his four children love him too.

Kendra was booked into an Arkansas jail on March 20 after she and Joseph were charged with four counts of endangering the welfare of a minor in the second degree and four counts of false imprisonment in the second degree.

She was released on bail just 90 minutes after being booked into custody, and from there taken to an undisclosed location.

Disclaimer: The information in this report is based on a third-party source.