Despite recent negative attention towards '19 Kids and Counting' star Josh Duggar and his previous molestation scandal back when he was a teenager, Josh remains to be humble about it and now moving forward especially since he is welcoming his 4^th baby with wife Anna Duggar.

Just last Sunday, Josh happily announced to his social media followers that he is a proud father of four after his wife Anna gave birth to a baby girl named Meredith Grace Duggar and posted a photo on his Instagram giving some positive vibes amid the negative news he has been caught in previously.

"Announcing the arrival of Meredith Grace Duggar-7lbs 14 ozs, 20-1/2in," Josh wrote in a caption alongside a picture of him with wife Anna and their new daughter. "Anna and Meredith are resting & doing well!" he added.

Indeed it seems like everything is going well now for the Duggars having another bundle of joy in their lives. Although the public couldn't see the family on Television anymore after their show on TLC was cancelled, the family are still reportedly happy together and is stronger than ever.

Josh and Anna have now four kids including Meredith, her big sister Mackynzie, 5, and big brothers Michael, 4, and Marcus, 2. And despite the negative news regarding the father of four, Josh didn't seem to hesitate to share the good in his life that is his family.

Josh was previously accused of molesting teenage girls including his two sisters Jill and Jessa Duggar while he was still a teenager and after admitting the deed and asking for forgiveness, the Duggar family has been more united than even with Jill and Jessa even standing up for Josh.

"I was angry at first, I was like, how could this happen?" Jill previously explained in a Fox News Channel interview on The Kelly File . "And then, you know, my parents explained to us what happened and then Josh came and asked each of us, individually I know, he asked me to forgive him. And I had to make that choice to forgive him, you know. And it wasn't something that somebody forced like, Oh you need to do this. It's like, you have to make that decision for yourself."

While Jessa said, "Well, I think in the case of what Josh did, it was very wrong," adding "I'm not going to justify anything that he did or say it was ok, not permissible, but I do want to speak up in his defense against people who are calling him a child molester or a pedophile or a rapist, some people are saying. I'm like that is so overboard and a lie really, I mean people get mad at me for saying that but I can say this because I was one of the victims.