If the photographs she has posted on Instagram and Twitter are any indication, Jill Duggar of the '19 Kids and Counting series is currently in the second trimester of her pregnancy and she is reportedly enjoying every moment of it.

Recently, Jill shared some entertaining pictures of her favorite pregnancy food, which is quite strange but fascinating. According to her, she is now fond of green beans, salt and vinegar. Moreover, Jill has also kept her fans updated regarding the size of her baby bump.

In fact, Jill broke the news of the pregnancy just a few weeks after she married Derick Dillard on June 21 this year, while the couple was very much in the honeymoon phase of their marriage. Although they did not have an extended honeymoon, the couple is still very much in that mood.

Together, they are enjoying lunch and dinner dates regularly. In fact, they had their first camping trip as a married couple only last week.

Needless to say, this Christian couple thinks that faith has been a big part of the pregnancy from the day the couple came to know they had conceived.

Recently, Jill and her husband Derick Dillard disclosed that they made the decision to share the good news regarding their baby together, and that they have tremendous faith in the value of every life.

In August, Jill told Us Weekly, "Believing that life begins at conception and that every life is precious no matter how young, we would - even if there were to be a miscarriage - we would still want that child to be recognised," She added, "So it was something that we thought about and went forward with."

For fans, who are eager to know more about Jill and Derick, the new addition to their family has been nicknamed Baby Dilly and the little one is expected in March. In the meantime, Jill has been regularly sharing photos of her growing baby bump on her personal page on Instagram.

In her latest Instagram post, Jill also shared a few verses from the Bible with a view to encourage other women who are also pregnant. She believes that these verses will help these women during their pregnancy, labor, as well as their delivery.