14 DAY TRIAL // The Gosselin children, stars of the TLC reality show “Kate Plus 8,” formerly known as “Jon & Kate Plus 8,” are having serious behavior problems, with two of the sextuplets having been recently expelled from school.
Kate and Jon often came under fire from the media for “exploiting” their children on camera for profit, even before they announced their separation and got divorced.
Understandably, both have bitterly denied all such claims, with Kate even saying once that all the 8 children were receiving therapy to better deal with the downsides of fame and having their life documented on camera.
A report on HollyBaby says that, judging by what’s going on right now in the Gosselin household, Kate hasn’t really been that successful in her efforts since the children are behaving very badly, with two of them being expelled.
“All of the Gosselin kids (twins Cara and Mady, 10, and 6-year-old sextuplets Hannah, Aaden, Leah, Joel, Collin and Alexis) are starting to have serious behavioral problems,” the e-zine says, citing reports in the US media.
“Two of the 6-year-old sextuplets Collin and Alexis have been expelled from their private school in Pennsylvania and are now being homeschooled!” the same report reads.
Not only are the Gosselin kids getting into a lot of trouble by picking fights with their mates in school, but they’ve also been heard using language that clearly doesn’t befit their age, says a spy.
“They’ve fought with their peers, called them nasty names and made fun of other kids,” a source is cited as saying. Their choice of language also leaves a lot to be desired.
“The things they are saying are not words they should know. They are learning them somewhere — but Jon doesn’t know where,” the same spy dishes.
Other sources are telling the tabs that, since TLC started production on “Kate Plus 8,” many of the kids have been having “rage issues,” often acting out when realizing they’re not getting their way.
What’s even worse, word has it, Kate doesn’t seem to be paying any attention to all of this. “The show is her biggest priority. If the kids are unhappy, she doesn’t let that stop her,” says another spy.