It looks like someone really doesn’t like the TLC reality show “19 Kids and Counting,” which follows the Duggar parents, Jim Bob and Michelle, and their 19 children.

Teresa Hunt of Bettendorf, Iowa, has been charged with trying to extort Discovery Communications, the parent company of the TLC network, to either cancel the show or give her $10,000. In exchange, according to federal documents, she would not release photos of a cast member in “apparently intimate situations” with an older man.

Radar Online reported that the alleged subject is Amy Duggar, the 25-year-old niece of Jim Bob. She is a country singer who sometimes appears on the reality program.

According to the Associated Press, Hunt was arrested on Feb. 1 after an undercover FBI agent posed as a network exec, saying he was following up on a letter she sent. According to the affidavit, Hunt identified herself as a photographer who had the supposedly incriminating photos, and later e-mailed several images to the agent.

(CNN) — Former “Full House” star John Stamos has been targeted in a failed extortion plot, his publicist said Tuesday.

Stamos was allegedly blackmailed for $680,000 by a man and a woman threatening to sell photos to tabloid magazines that, according to Stamos’ camp, feature the actor posing with fans.

The couple said the photos would harm Stamos’ reputation if made public, an FBI affidavit said, but no further details of the photos were released.

“John Stamos was the target of an extortion attempt. The U.S. attorney and the FBI handled the investigation swiftly and with great expertise,” said Stamos spokesman Matt Polk in a statement. “Since this is a pending federal criminal prosecution, John is not at liberty to discuss the matter at this time.”