Joe and Kendra Duggar Open Up About Their 'Hard' First Year of Marriage
Kendra went into marriage thinking she'd always be able to cook dinner for her and Joe every night, and that she'd go to work with him every day, but pregnancy didn't exactly allow for those things to happen.
"We were so blessed to have Garret right away and we wouldn't change that but it definitely did add a different dynamic to our marriage," Kendra admitted."For me, it was kind of hard because I felt like I don't feel like I'm a good wife. But you were really gracious and really sweet and understanding."The good news? Now that Garrett is older and they've got their routine down, marriage is more like what they envisioned.
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