A no-contact order has reportedly been issued barring Kendra Duggar from having any contact with the victims of her alleged crimes until her court date next month.

The Duggar daughter-in-law— who was arrested last week and charged with four counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a minor, as well as four counts of second-degree false imprisonment— has been ordered to stay away from the victims (who were not named in the order) of her alleged crimes. In order to be released from jail on bond last Friday, Kendra had to agree that she would “have no contact by telephone (including text), in person, by computer (including email), or through other people in any manner” with the victims.

After her $1470 bond was paid and she signed the no-contact order, the Counting On was allowed to leave the jail. She is forbidden from contacting the victims until at least April 29, when she is scheduled to appear in court in Arkansas to answer to the charges.

As The Ashley reported, Kendra’s husband Joseph Duggar received the exact same child endangerment/false imprisonment charges that Kendra did; however, Joe remains in jail as of press time. He is currently being held without bond after being charged days before for child molestation for an alleged incident that occurred in Florida in 2020. He, too, is required to be at the April 29 hearing in Arkansas.

According to the court order, if Kendra contacts the alleged victims, she could incur additional charges, be arrested, have her bond revoked and be sent back to jail until her trial.

A spokesperson for the Duggar Family told Us Weekly last week that Kendra’s charges are “unrelated” to Joe’s child molestation charges from Florida, and that Kendra is “not suspected of accusing of participating in his alleged crime.” 

The magazine reported that Kendra and Joe’s home was searched by the Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS), as well as the Tontitown, Arkansas, Police Department on March 19, which led to the endangerment and false imprisonment charges.