By the time Tyler Hutchins joined the Duggar family, three of his cousins had already married and moved out of the house: Josh, Jill, and Jessa. The six years that followed saw John-David, Jinger, Joseph, Josiah, Joy-Anna, Jedidiah, Jeremiah, and Justin follow suit. The family’s original TV series had been canceled and replaced by a spinoff, “Counting On,” which focused primarily on the married siblings and their venture into family life. Still, the younger Duggars often made appearances on the series, including Tyler. He can be seen in several Season 9 episodes, including “Sleepless in Laredo,” in which he and his younger cousins got some home tutoring from Jessa’s husband, Ben Seewald, and “Love and Loss,” which featured Tyler and cousins teaming up to create a groom’s cake for John’s wedding.
But like its predecessor, “Counting On” was abruptly yanked by TLC once Josh Duggar’s latest scandal went public. It didn’t help that some of their other children were making news around the same time. John-David, a pilot, was involved in a plane crash in 2021; just weeks later, his twin sister, Jana, was charged with child endangerment for losing track of a child she was babysitting.
Fans lost track of Tyler, too. The Duggars opted to keep a low profile on social media, and haven’t shared photos of their great-nephew since fall 2021, when they took the six youngest children on a road trip to Yellowstone National Park and other western landmarks.
Post source: The List
