'19 Kids & Counting' Molestation Scandal Andy Cohen, Rosie O'Donnell React to Josh Duggar

TLC fans were in shock last month when news broke that Josh Duggar had molested his sisters, as well as another female, while he was underage, but it looks like the controversy surround the family hasn't died down yet, as celebrities are coming out of the woodwork to voice their opinions on the extreme Christian family. Celebs, including former host of The View, Rosie O'Donnell, and Watch What Happens Live star, Andy Cohen, are just a few critics that are expressing their views on the 19 Kids and Counting controversy.

According to Radar Online, the celebrities came out in big numbers to weigh in on the scandal.

A victim of abuse herself, Rosie O'Donnell took to her Twitter account to open up about Josh. The talk show host is a survivor, having been abused by a 25-year-old when she was just 10.

"Josh Duggar was 15 at the time he abused a 5-year-old girl-... WAKE UP PEOPLE- 1 in 3 GIRLS- 1 in 5 BOYS," the star wrote.

Josh Duggar was 15 at the time he abused a 5-year-old girl - ... WAKE UP PEOPLE - 1 IN 3 GIRLS - 1 IN 5 BOYS

— Rosie (@Rosie) June 4, 2015

Andy Cohen was also outspoken about the Duggar scandal following the interview that Jim Bob and Michelle gave earlier this week.

"The 19 kids might've been an initial clue that something was off but listening to the Duggar's defense was sad & painful," the WWHL host wrote. "I hate hypocrites."

Extra host and former star of Saved by the Bell, Mario Lopez, also took to the social media site to express his opinion about the incident.

"Molesting a child isn't a "mistake" it's a crime," the star wrote. "To call it anything else is minimizing & unfair to victims... #DuggarInterview."

[Image courtesy of Facebook/Josh & Anna Duggar]