It'll be just a few hours until Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar's interview with Fox News about their son Josh's molestation allegations is aired for the world to see—but for now, we've got a little sneak peek.
The network has released a 30-second teaser ahead of tonight's highly anticipated sit-down with Megyn Kelly which shows the 19 Kids & Counting matriarch admit that she and her husband "felt like failures" after hearing what had happened with their son.
"There was so much grief in our hearts. I think as parents we felt like failures," she told Kelly. "Here we tried to raise our kids to do what's right, to know what's right. And yet, one of our children made some really bad choices and I think, as a parent, we were just devastated."
E! News confirms Kelly will also sit down to speak with sisters Jill and Jessa Duggar.
"Tomorrow, we will sit down with Megyn Kelly on Fox News to share our hearts with you about the pain that we walked through as a family twelve years ago," the couple wrote on their official website yesterday. "The tears we all shed and the forgiveness that was given. We appreciate the outpouring of love and prayers for our family at this time."
While what will be discussed remains top secret, Kelly admitted to viewers Monday night on her show that she's more than ready to ask some tough questions.
"I'll take that reputation as a tough but fair journalist," she said. "However, this isn't going to be a cross-examination of a family. It's going to be an interview. I want to hear their story. And I think America wants to hear their story now. Nothing is off limits."
But Kelly also clarifies what she means by "off limits."
She continued, "I don't plan on getting into the specific details about what was done because my understanding is the victims don't want to discuss that either."
The Duggar family was making headlines because of a recently unearthed Arkansas police report which states that Josh was interviewed back in 2006 in response to an accusation that he had sexually abused underage girls in 2002 and 2003.
Ever since the allegations surfaced, multiple advertisers including General Mills, Payless Shoes and Choice Hotels have decided to remove their ads from future Duggars-related programming.
The popular reality show has already been pulled by TLC and Hulu with no official word or plans to bring the series back.
Kelly's discussion with the Duggars will air on The Kelly File Wednesday at 9 p.m. A special one-hour special reportedly filmed at the couple's home in Springdale, Ark., will also air Friday at 9 p.m. on Fox.