Celebs Who Can't Stand The Duggar Family

It's no secret that the Duggar family can be a bit controversial at times. From the big brood's conservative politics to their strict religious views, it's common for the Duggars to rub people the wrong way. And sometimes, the Duggars' knack for generating drama catches the attention of celebrities who can't help but put the family on blast. 

From The View's Whoopi Goldberg slamming Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar for how they handled Josh Duggar's molestation scandal to Vanderpump Rules star Jax Taylor taking a pointed dig at Jill Duggar on Twitter (random, right?), there are plenty of celebs who have called out the Duggars over the years. But do these well-known personalities hate the Duggars? Although hate might seem like a strong word, there's no question that these celebrities wish the Duggars would fade away from the public eye entirely. Let's check out all the celebrities who aren't big fans of the Duggars. 

The Talk co-host Sheryl Underwood broke down crying during a June 2015 discussion about how the Duggar family reacted to the Josh molestation scandal. Underwood, who revealed she was molested as a young child, expressed disappointment that Jim Bob and Michelle seemingly "rationalized" Josh's actions. "I went through that [at] 3, 4, 5 years old – you know something is wrong," Underwood said through tears on The Talk. "And if nobody listens to you and nobody is going to stop it ... whether I'm asleep or not — I didn't sleep. I learned how to stay up as long as I could. I may sleep at school because nobody is going to protect me, so I have to protect myself." 

Following her brave admission, Underwood went on to praise two of Josh's victims, Jill and Jessa Duggar, for opening up about their experiences to then Fox News journalist, Megyn Kelly. "They [Jessa and Jill] really helped the world, to see what happens to people when they're in some type of family structure when the people you're supposed to trust to protect you seem to be your co-conspirator in your violation, [who] seem to rationalize sexual assault and molestation." Whoa, did Underwood just insinuate that Jim Bob and Michelle were "co-conspirators" in the molestation of their daughters? It's beyond clear that Underwood has no positive feelings towards the two.

As a transgender reality star, Jazz Jennings is, unfortunately, no stranger to criticism and transphobia. But in August 2017, Jennings encountered a particularly hurtful incident when Jill Duggar's husband, Derick Dillard, bashed her TLC series, I Am Jazz. " What an oxymoron... a 'reality' show which follows a non-reality," Dillard tweeted. "'Transgender' is a myth. Gender is not fluid; it's ordained by God." Talk about a low blow, right? 

To Jennings' credit, however, she handled Dillard's hateful words with dignity. "Every day I experience cyber-bullying, but I keep sharing my story," Jennings wrote, seemingly in reference to Dillard's message. "Today was no different."

Unfortunately, Dillard's tirade against Jennings didn't end there. "I pity Jazz, 4 those who take advantage of him in order 2 promote their agenda, including the parents who allow these kinds of decisions 2 be made by a child," Dillard ranted in November 2017. "It's sad that ppl would use a juvenile this way."  

Of course, it didn't take long for Jennings to indirectly respond to Dillard's message yet again. "In the face of constant ignorance and hatred I prefer to disregard negative opinions and continue moving forward with love," Jennings penned. Although Jennings didn't say anything hateful against Dillard and the Duggars outright, her tweet was essentially like to the go-to Southern burn, "Bless your heart." Translation: Jennings wants absolutely nothing to do with the Duggars and their apparent anti-LBGTQ rhetoric. 

Out of all the celebrities who loathe the Duggars, Vanderpump Rules star Jax Taylor might seem like the most random culprit on the list. But when you consider how Taylor is a big advocate for the LGBTQ community, it makes perfect sense that he'd lashed out at the family after Dillard issued hateful remarks against Jennings for being transgender. Interestingly enough, however, Taylor decided to direct his anger towards Jill instead of Dillard. In response to an old tweet in which Jill gushed about being engaged to Dillard, Taylor wrote on August 3, 2017, "Sweetie I wouldn't brag about that speck of dust on your finger. You married a delusional piece of s**t, and he's probably hiding he's [two men holding hands emoji.] 

Although some people might take issue with the fact that Taylor seemingly implied that Dillard is a closeted gay man, the main takeaway here is that he doesn't like the controversial family one bit. C'est la vie.

As diplomatic as Celebrity Rehab star Dr. Drew Pinsky can be, fans should know that he isn't afraid to express his opinion when necessary. A prime example of this is when it came to light that Josh cheated on his wife, Anna — news that inspired the addiction specialist to go on an epic rant highlighting everything that's supposedly wrong with the family. From Pinsky's jab that Josh should be "ashamed" of himself to his critique of how Jim Bob and Michelle handled the situation, he had no kind words for the clan. 

"Josh Duggar is right ... he is a tremendous hypocrite, he is," Pinsky said about Josh's admission, according to Extra. "I'm upset by this case, though, because the reality is from the beginning we knew there was something wrong. This was a young male molesting younger females. That is a profound problem. You don't pray that away, you don't parent that away."

 That is an individual that's going to have serious problems. I predicted back when this story first broke that sex addiction was a likely phenomenon. Now, lo and behold, it's looking like that ... He should be ashamed of himself. He needs an evaluation, he needs a team of people who are expert in this area. He needs help. Stop with everything else, let him go get help, participate, whatever the doctors tell you he needs to do or you need to do on his behalf. Do it." 

Million Dollar Matchmaker Patti Stanger has had her fair share of beefs throughout the years. From Stanger's feud with Real Housewives of New York star Ramona Singer to her issues with the aforementioned Andy Cohen, she has a knack for clashing with other public personalities. It's kind of ironic given Stanger's profession, no? One would imagine that she'd want to play nice for the sake of her brand. Either way, Stanger went after the Duggar family hard following Michelle and Jim Bob's defense of Josh's inappropriate actions towards his sisters. 

"Will the #Duggars stop using jesus as an excuse for everything they are not God if jesus were here today he'd say go @caitlyn_Jenner go," Stanger tweeted on June 4, 2015. Although we're not sure how Caitlyn Jenner felt about her name being brought up in this dig, it's obvious Stanger isn't impressed with the the Duggars. It's a bit disappointing because we think the single Duggars would make for very interesting contestants on Million Dollar Matchmaker.