Will John-David Duggar’s New Wife Abbie Burnett Give Up Her Nursing Career?
Dec. 25 2018, Updated 1:15 p.m. ET
John-David Duggar is newly married, but will his new wife Abbie Burnett give up her nursing career to become a stay-at-home mom like the Duggar brides before her?
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John-David and Abbie wed on Nov. 3 after a whirlwind romance. The two started courting in June and were engaged by July.
Impressively, Abbie had her own career before getting married. The Oklahoma native has been a Long Term Care aid since 2014 and is also a Licensed Practical Nurse in OK, The Ashley’s Reality Roundup reported.
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Plus, Abbie veered from Duggar tradition by getting married in her home state rather than in Arkansas, unlike all other Duggar brides before her.
So that begs the question — will Abbie still be a nurse when the couple moves to Arkansas? She would most likely need to get relicensed in the state. And at 26 and 28, respectively, Abbie and John-David might want to start a family! After all, Michelle said she was looking “forward to those grandbabies coming!”
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