Olivia Plath says Duggar family docuseries was ‘triggering to watch’

On Saturday, Olivia Plath shared on her Instagram Story how the brand new Duggar family-focused docuseries, Shiny Joyful Folks: Duggar Household Secrets and techniques, struck a private chord along with her.

The 25-year-old star of Welcome to Plathville spoke candidly about how the Prime Video collection, which delves into the Duggar household’s controversial faith, the Institute in Fundamental Life Rules, was significantly “triggering to observe” due to her personal parallel experiences with religion.

“That was my life up till a couple of years in the past,” Plath wrote. “A bit triggering to observe, but in addition there’s solidarity in having different folks communicate up and say, ‘Yep, you are not loopy, occurred to me too. I find out about this.’ That’s therapeutic in a means.”

Plath obtained an awesome response from followers and determined to share extra particulars in an Instagram Stay on Monday.

Regardless of going into extra depth, Plath admitted, “I’ll say, the realm wherein my public life exists, there’s a variety of issues I can not say,”

“I am leaping on to say my expertise, to be sincere, was decently damaging. There’s a variety of issues that I chuckle about now, as a result of what else are you presupposed to do?”

She additionally revealed that she is “not likely non secular anymore.”

Welcome to Plathville centered on Ethan and his tight-knit household, together with his spouse Olivia, mother and father Barry and Kim Plath, eight siblings, and their life in rural Georgia.

The present portrayed them as a conventional, conservative household who largely prevented know-how in at present’s digital age.