Jinger Duggar Vuolo is getting in the Christmas spirit!
The 19 Kids and Counting star, 30, shared a photo of her decorated Christmas tree, as one of her daughters seemingly danced around it. Though Thanksgiving is still on the horizon, Jinger was eager to decorate.
“We typically wait until after Thanksgiving to decorate,” Jinger captioned the post. “This year was different. We couldn’t wait! The Christmas trees are up and we’re loving it!😍.”
The kitchen and dining room haven’t had the Christmas makeover yet, because her family is hosting Thanksgiving this year, Jinger explained.
Jinger married Jeremy Vuolo in 2016. They celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary on Nov. 6. The couple has two daughters together — Felicity, 5, and Evangeline, 2.
In 2019, the family of four moved from Texas to Southern California.
In August, Jinger and Jeremy, 37, bought a Tudor-style home in Santa Clarita — a roughly $2 million property that they previously rented.
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The couple shared exclusively with PEOPLE in October that they are expecting their third child. The Counting On star confirmed that their baby is due March 2025.
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Though Jeremy said pregnancy was something they were expecting, he was still surprised.
“When she told me, I was literally speechless,” he told PEOPLE. “She got me good. It was on Felicity’s birthday. Jinger says, ‘I’ve got a gift for you.’ It was in an Amazon bag. So I’m thinking, ‘What did she get from Amazon for me?’ Then I open it up and it’s the positive result, and I’m actually speechless.”
“We’re super excited,” Jinger told PEOPLE in October. “I’m actually all about it. Especially in the heat the past few days, I think I’m not super big pregnant and so I’m not having to worry about the extra heat. I’m like, ‘Oh man, this is going to be such an awesome thing to go through pregnancy, not in the summer.’ ”
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