14 DAY TRIAL // The once popular TLC reality show “Jon & Kate Plus 8” came to an end recently, following Jon Gosselin’s threat to claim the network was exploiting his children with the series. Despite reports that interest in the now separated couple was fading and they would hardly be able to continue in showbiz, WRAL claims that Mrs. Gosselin has already found something to occupy her time with, while also making some money in the process.
To be more precise, Kate Gosselin has not only landed a new reality show but she’s already busy shooting it, while her estranged spouse continues to battle TLC in a court of law over claims of breach of contract. At this point in time, no one seems to know what the upcoming show is about, but it’s known that it involves food and, in particular, Kate Gosselin serving it, as the aforementioned publication informs.
“Reality TV star Kate Gosselin spent more than three hours serving food at Finch’s Restaurant at 401 W. Peace St. Tuesday morning as cameras captured her every move. Gosselin’s bodyguard, Steve Neild, quickly ushered WRAL reporter Amanda Lamb out of the diner and said they were shooting a ‘test’ segment for a future program. He declined to give any other details and told WRAL News to leave,” WRAL writes.
“Neild directed restaurant employees to close the blinds so WRAL’s cameras could not get shots of Gosselin. She and her crew then huddled in a side room in the restaurant and left soon after,” the same media outlet informs. The cameras were, indeed, blocked access on the “set” but not before they managed to get a few shots of Mrs. Gosselin serving food, which would confirm the theory that she is actually already working on a new project.
Still, it could very well be that television is the only field where Kate stands a chance of making a profit, as all her other endeavors have been met with indifference by the industry, as we were also telling you a while back. Mrs. Gosselin once thought of coming out with a line of toys and a collection of cosmetic products for moms and, so far, both ideas have failed to catch on.