Duggar Family Kiss Pic Removal Controversy: Duggars Removed Same-Sex Couples' Photos From Kissing Challenge?

The Duggar family kiss pic removal controversy is on!

People reported that after Jessa Duggar and new husband, Ben Seewald shared kisses after having been married, Jessa's parents, Michelle and Jim Bob, carried on with the spirit of love.

The Duggar family kiss pic removal controversy was ignited following the message posted accompanying Michelle and Jim's kissing photo. The message from Michelle and Jim read:

"God designed marriage to be a loving, dynamic relationship between a husband and wife for a lifetime ... We challenge all married couples to take a happily married picture and post it here." 

Following the posted message, many same-sex couples followed suit. Same-sex couples posted pictures of them in their most romantic moments on the Duggar family official Facebook page.

The Duggar family kiss pic removal controversy started as one man revealed that his romantic photo with his husband was deleted from the Duggar's FB page. The man, identified as John Becker, shared on his Facebook page:

"Oh no, I've been banned from the Duggar Family Official Facebook page!"

"I posted this photo of Michael and me with the following comment: 'Happily married for nearly nine years; working hard for #MarriageEquality for all loving couples. It was getting lots of likes, but the Duggars must not have liked it very much - they pulled it down and blocked me from posting, liking, or commenting on the page altogether. How sad that they feel so threatened by other loving marriages."