Josh Duggar called himself “the biggest hypocrite ever” after he confessed to having two Ashley Madison accounts.

The member of 19 Kids and Counting is facing yet another scandal, after having been involved with a sexual molestation controversy that resurfaced just months ago. He also admitted he is addicted to pornography.

“I have been the biggest hypocrite ever,” he wrote on their family’s official website. “While espousing faith and family values, I have been unfaithful to my wife.”

E!News asked sex therapist Mike Dow for his opinion on Duggar’s infidelity. According to Dow, Duggar is possibly experiencing “hyper-sexuality or sex-addiction.”

Dow said the former Family Research Council executive director may have been depressed or is guilty over something he did in the past. The therapist further explained how repressive community could result to unhealthy sexual behaviors. And if Duggar is proven to be a sex addict, Dow suggests it is better for Anna Duggar to leave the relationship.

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Following the news of her husband’s cheating, Anna’s brother criticized his brother-in-law for his misconducts. Daniel Keller, commented to a biblical post Jessa Duggar shared and called his brother-in-law a “pig”.

BREAKING! Anna Duggar’s Brother slams disgraced cheater Josh, begs her to leave! http://t.co/YOBPvSfhmz

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“If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness,” Jessa’s post read.

Keller’s sharp reply: “You have to confess and forsake your sin to have mercy. Not sin, confess and repeat.”

The said comment incited various reactions from other Facebook users. Some rebuked Keller and others seemed to get what the brother is trying to say.

Keller said he is convincing his sister to leave Duggar for good.

The Duggar couple is currently staying at a farm in Arkansas away from the public for the meantime, ET revealed.