In a surprising turn of events, the stars of TLC's "Doubling Down With the Derricos," Karen and Deon Derrico, have announced their divorce after two decades together. However, amidst the news, Karen took to Instagram on Father's Day to pay tribute to Deon, her former husband and father to their 14 children.

Karen shared a heartfelt message alongside a video compilation featuring pictures of Deon with their kids. She expressed her gratitude for his role as a father, stating, "Happy Father's Day to the best father any 14 children can ask for! @deonderrico. Also, to all the great fathers out there! Happy Father's Day and may your day be filled with love, joy, and rest! Btw: more pics loading later today."

The post came as a surprise to many, as it was revealed that the couple had filed for divorce on June 4, with the judgment being finalized just two days later, on June 6. Court documents obtained by TMZ indicate that Karen and Deon will share equal legal and physical custody of their 13 minor children. Deon has agreed to pay $1,166 per month in child support, while Karen will take on the responsibility of the children's medical insurance.

In a statement to ET, both Karen and Deon expressed their commitment to co-parenting their 14 beautiful children, emphasizing that their well-being remained their top priority. They thanked everyone for their understanding and support during this difficult time, as they navigate the next chapter of their lives for the good of their family.

"Doubling Down With the Derricos" continues to captivate viewers on TLC, documenting the extraordinary lives of Karen and Deon as they raise their large and unique family. The show, which showcases the challenges and joys of parenting multiple sets of multiples, airs on Tuesdays.

As fans process the news of the Derrico's divorce, they will undoubtedly continue to support and follow the family's journey. The strength and love displayed by Karen and Deon as they navigate this new chapter will undoubtedly inspire others facing similar struggles in their own lives.