Ex-Porn Star Who Accused Josh Duggar Of Rape 'Not Shocked' By Child Pornography Charges

Josh Duggar's rape accuser, former porn star Danica Dillon, is speaking out after the "19 Kids and Counting" alum was charged with receiving and possessing child pornography in Arkansas last week.

In an interview with DailyMailTV, the former adult film star, whose real name is Ashley Johnston, said she was "not shocked" by Duggar's charges and that she hopes he would be jailed "for the rest of his life." Dillon had previously sued the 33-year-old reality TV personality for alleged rape, claiming that he choked her and ignored her pleas to stop.

"I'm not shocked by it. I'm not shocked in the least. He's been a disgusting man his entire young adult life," Dillon said of Duggar's latest charges. "I know who he is, millions of people have read who he is, but he's never faced any kind of repercussion, any kind of justice."

Dillon also revisited the alleged harrowing ordeal she went through six years ago. She claimed she met Duggar in March 2015 at a Philadelphia strip club, where he allegedly paid her $600 for lap dances. At the time, his wife, Anna, was six months pregnant and was home with their three children.

Dillon further claimed that Duggar invited her to a nearby hotel room, but she repeatedly refused. Eventually, she agreed, and when they were in the room, it was "get naked now, get down on your knees," Dillon said.

"There was no warning," she said as she detailed the alleged assault. "Almost as if the look in his eyes went black. It was terrifying."

She claimed that she "couldn't even gasp for help" at one point, adding, "It was just so intense. It was one of the worst encounters in my life I've had sexually."

Dillon also said she was disgusted with Anna, who is pregnant with her and Duggar's seventh child, for sticking by her husband's side despite his 2015 admission that he inappropriately touched five girls, four of whom were his sisters, as a teen.

Duggar's parents, Jim Bob and Michelle, defended him at the time. "Looking back, we did the best we could under the circumstances," Jim Bob was quoted by The New York Times as saying. "He was still a kid. He was still a juvenile. He wasn’t an adult. This was not rape or anything like that. This was touching someone over their clothes."

Last week, Duggar was accused of allegedly downloading child sexual abuse material, some of which involved children under the age of 12, in May 2019, according to the U.S Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Arkansas.

During a court hearing Friday, Duggar pleaded not guilty to the two charges against him: one count of receipt of child pornography and one count of possession of child pornography. The former reality star faces a fine of $250,000 and a prison sentence of up to 20 years if convicted.