Jinger Duggar Posts Adorable Video Of Her Daughter Felicity Playing Soccer
Jan. 24 2020, Published 4:11 p.m. ET
Jinger Duggar may have a soccer player on her hands! The Counting On star shared an adorable video of her daughter, Felicity, trying to work out with her and kick around a soccer ball. The toddler’s dad, Jeremy Vuolo, used to play professionally for the New York Red Bulls.
Jinger, 26, posted a clip on her Instagram Story of Felicity, 18 months, in a New York Red Bulls jersey with Vuolo on the back, leggings, and Air Jordan sneakers. “Lissy getting her workout in this morning,” she captioned the video.
A workout video was playing in the background and the toddler stretched from side to side. In another clip, Jinger added a GIF of Taylor Swift kissing her bicep with the caption “Feeling strong.”
The Counting On star went into full sports mom and jokingly captioned a video of her daughter kicking around a ball “soccer practice.” Jinger told Felicity, “Kick it. Kick it. Run. Good job!”
Jeremy, 32, reposted the clip and captioned it, “Just call her Alex Morgan” in reference to the U.S. women’s national soccer team captain.
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Over the summer, Jinger and Jeremy took their daughter to several professional soccer games, including a Los Angeles F.C. against the New York Red Bulls. “Maybe one day she will follow in her daddy’s footsteps,” the mom-of-one captioned a photo in July 2019.
Jinger has been excitedly sharing all of the new motor skills her daughter has developed in this past year. “At first, crawling was her way of exploring the world. Soon, she was taking a few steps at home at a slow but steady pace. Now, she can't get enough of taking afternoon strolls with me and daddy. I hope we can go on these strolls forever,” she wrote on January 8.
Months earlier Jinger reflected on Felicity’s growth. “I know that these days will pass quickly, and she will be running all over the place. I am just so thankful to have a front row seat, watching this little one explore the world around her,” she said in a post in September 2019. “Seeing Felicity grow and develop new skills is like watching a flower bloom.”
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