Josh Duggar has shared a sweet tribute to dad Jim Bob in honor of Father's Day.
A handful of the Duggar children, including Josh, Jackson, James, Johannah, Jason, Jed, Jessa and Jill, recorded video messages for the 19 Kids and Counting patriarch which have been uploaded to the family's website.
In the clips, each family member shares why they are thankful for Jim Bob in addition to praising the father of 19 for always supporting their family.
"Happy Father's Day. I can remember as a little boy, riding the tow truck with you and spending all those hours together. And then as I grew up a little bit, we were at the car lot together and I can remember learning how to do business deals and fill out the paperwork and all those things," Josh, whose pregnant wife Anna is stands proudly beside him, begins in the clip.
"And then later on when we built a house together and we spent three and a half years learning about construction and all the joys and sorrows of that," he continues. "And I can just also think of all the moments where you've been there for us through the hard times and through the good times. I know that your investment in each one of our lives is priceless and we're so grateful for you. And I'm grateful that you are the grandpa to our grandkids or your grandkids and we're just so grateful for your investment in our lives. Happy Father's Day."
Anna concludes the video by adding: "Thank you for raising such an awesome husband."
Like Josh, Jessa and Jill posted videos for their dad.
"Happy Father's Day, pops," Jessa, who is currently expecting her first child, says while seated next to husband Ben Seewald, "You're the best dad in the whole world."
Additionally, Jason thanks his father for teaching him to realize "that everyone makes mistakes and there's a way to move on" while Johannah says thanks to Jim Bob "for spending so much time with us kids at home."
Meanwhile, it's now been one month Josh, 27, publicly addressed the controversial molestation allegations (he admitted he acted "inexcusably" as a teenager), which have created a major fallout for the famiily.
Over the weekend, he skipped a public appearance at the ALIVE Christian Music Festival in Ohio. His siblings, Jessa and Jill, along with their husbands, were in attendance, marking their first public appearance since they revealed in an interview with Fox News earlier this month that they were two of their brother's victims.
Loyal fans of the family are also still waiting for an official announcement in regards to their popular reality show. In the wake of Josh's scandal, the series has been pulled from both Hulu and TLC with many advertisers distancing themselves from the show.