Dec 4, 2010 11:35 GMT  ·  By
Gosselin children are telling their school mates Santa doesn’t exist, parents are fuming, report says
   Gosselin children are telling their school mates Santa doesn’t exist, parents are fuming, report says

After two of the Gosselin children were expelled from school for cursing and picking fights with other kids, a new report suggests more trouble is on the way: Jon has been receiving phone calls from angry parents for their recent behavior.

As one unnamed source tells Radar Online, the Gosselin children know there is no Santa Claus – and they’ve made it somewhat their mission to let their mates in school know.

The identity of the child (or children) who spilled the Santa secret is not revealed, but the report says many kids have gone home sad that their parents were lying to them about Santa after a talk with the Gosselins.

“Children as young as six were told that ‘your parents are lying to you,’ causing reality TV dad Jon to receive calls from stunned parents upset that Santa Claus was exposed as a fraud,” Radar Online informs.

“The kids don’t believe in Santa Claus, and they’re telling other kids at school that there is no Santa Claus,” says the unnamed spy.

“[Jon] has received many phone calls from parents because the kids actually told others that ‘your parents are lying to you’ causing them to get upset,” the source explains.

While everyone has been through this at one point or another – meaning, realizing Santa doesn’t exist – Radar suggests it could be connected, in the Gosselins’ case, with the problems they already have from spending so much time in front of the camera.

As we also informed you a while back, reports in the US media claim that the kids have grown accustomed to having everything their way when there’s camera around, which is why they’re acting out when there’s no one filming them.

Two of them are now home-schooled because they have “anger issues” and need more of their mom’s attention, as Kate herself admitted shortly after news of them being expelled broke.