Kate Gosselin An ET Correspondent For Skating With The Stars, Gosselin Family PSA For Feeding America! School: Gosselin Kids NOT Expelled

Hello Gosselin fans! How much joy does it give me to see that Entertainment Tonight once again using Kate as a Correspondent for them? Just to enjoy rubbing it in the faces of those that attack her on the computer is enough for me. There seems to be some great stuff popping up in Gosselin land this week, and I want to make sure I get it all to you. This week we have Thanksgiving, and I know we all have so much to be thankful for.  I am thankful for my beautiful children and incredibly supporting husband.  Not too many would allow me to get away with a quarter of what I do. Through the years he have stayed happily married by: 1) Avoiding him completely the 23rd of every month when both Amex & Visa arrive 2) Not ever asking him to dust or go near a washer or dryer and 3) always assuring him that food WILL be waiting on the table every night regardless if I make or buy it. Cause lets face it, the man did not marry me for my cooking OK? So there you have it, my secrets for a successful happy marriage. So what are YOU thankful for? xoxox BM

Kate Gosselin Will Be The ET Correspondent For Skating With The Stars!

If you thought seeing your favorite stars fumble around the ballroom floor all in the name of a Disco Ball trophy was entertaining, just wait until they slap on some ice skates and tackle a quad.  On November 22, don't change your dial after watching Dancing With the Stars or you're in jeopardy of missing the biggest train wreck to hit the small screen since Kate Gosselin tackled the paso doble. Skating With the Stars has landed. Entertainment Tonight announced on their show Friday that Kate Gosselin will be a special correspondent for the show Skating With The Stars. The show premieres Monday, November 22. In the first round of competition, 6 celebrities and their pro skater partners hit the ice for competitive figure skating and ice dancing.

 

TLC Lends Its Support to Feeding America

Here’s some food for the soul. TLC announced this week that it will harness the popularity of its food- and family-focused programming to help leading domestic hunger-relief charity Feeding America fight hunger in the U.S. Along with other promotional efforts, TLC will create PSAs for Feeding America featuring TLC stars, including Cake Boss Buddy Valastro and Kate Gosselin and her adorable eight, in order to increase awareness about hunger issues affecting families across the country and tell viewers how they can help achieve a hunger-free America. Over Thanksgiving, the network will serve as official media sponsor, promoting the charity’s Hunger-Free Families Campaign across a number of programming initiatives.

Kate's Gosselin Kids: NOT Expelled From School! LancasterOnline.com

According to dozens of print and online accounts last week, two of the 6-year-old Gosselin sextuplets -- Collin and Alexis, stars of the TLC reality series "Kate Plus Eight" -- were expelled from Lancaster Country Day School, where they were kindergartners. School employees have been warned not to talk about the case, according to one source inside the school. Faculty members were required to attend a meeting designed to inform them about the situation; officials with the Lower School (which includes preschool through fifth grade) asserted that the two Gosselin kids had not, in fact, been expelled, the source said. No further explanation was offered, said the source. Faculty and staff have had to attend meetings with Gosselin bodyguards. Once, a bodyguard led a "tour" around campus, pointing out spots where paparazzi might hide. On another occasion, said a source, faculty and staff were required to attend a meeting to Skype (a type of online video conferencing) with a Gosselin bodyguard "so he could tell us how to behave." Media outlets have reported that the expulsions were prompted by "rage issues," with one source telling In Touch Weekly that the two kids "fought with their peers, called them nasty names and made fun of other kids."

"The things they are saying are not words they should know. They are learning them somewhere -- but Jon [Gosselin, their dad] doesn't know where," the magazine reported. But another source told People magazine that the children weren't behaving as badly as has been reported: "The situation is being grossly overstated," the source said. "Some kids have low self-esteem or insecurity, or they have modeling issues -- they see [bad] behavior being modeled." Dr. Nicholas Martino, a psychiatrist with Life Management Associates in Lancaster said, in a family of eight children, "just think of the jockeying for position ... sometimes the kids who make the most noise get the most attention."