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Amy Duggar and Dillon King news update: Rumored filming in 'Couples Therapy,' marriage in trouble?

Charmaine Montes June 03, 2016 05:07 AM EST

Amy Duggar and her husband Dillon King are reportedly venturing into a new TV stint. The rumor mill is packed with hearsays suggesting that the "19 Kids and Counting" star's marriage is on the rocks and it could be the reason why they're joining a reality TV show that focuses on fixing a couple's relationship.

According to a report by The Hollywood Gossip, the couple have been busy filming for a TV show that is not yet specified. The shooting took place in California and this was confirmed through an Instagram post by Duggar wherein she captioned a selfie taken in SoCal with the hashtag "#filming."

It could not be linked to the family's TLC series since the show's location has always been in Arkansas. If it were a Duggar family show, the scenes would have been shot in Arkansas wherein her family's famous cousins could join. This led to the speculation that the Kings were shooting in Los Angeles for a season of "Couples Therapy" on VH1.

The outled reported that the Kings were in Hollywood for five weeks and they were even able to make friends with another reality star from VH1's "Mob Wives," Renee Graziano, who commented on one of Amy's Instagram photos.

Inquisitr noted that Graziano was once featured on "Couples Therapy" so that may be the reason why they are connected to each other. It is also said that the number of days that the Kings spent in L.A. is also how long it takes to film a season of "Couples Therapy."

If the couple is really part of the show, it can only mean that their marriage might be in trouble and they're trying to work things out. Design and Trend wrote that Amy has always been known to be a rebel in the conservative family. She reportedly does not follow her Uncle Jim Bob's strict rules unlike his daughters.

Fans who are curious to know more will have to stay tuned to find out if Amy will be back on screen soon.

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