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Kate Gosselin’s Kids Take Pointers From Their Mom

photo of jon and kate gosselin with their eight kids pictures

You know, they say that most education starts at home, and unfortunately, this kind of education was missed in the Gosselin household. According to reports, two of Gosselin’s children, Collin and Alexis, have been expelled from their private school in Pennsylvania for excessive bullying of other students.

Expelled. You read that right. And if the italics confused you, here it is again. EXPELLED.  It’s said that the two kids were involved physically and verbally in harassing other students, but no specifics were made.  Whatever it was that these two kids were doing to their school peers obviously warranted their permanent removal from the school, so it must have been foul enough.

I want to be all sad about this, because it’s a shame, but all I’ve got is anger, because it’s apparent that Kate’s bullying (of everyone around her) was learned, and has trickled downhill where it rubbed off on her children. Kate is a self-entitled, ego-centric twat, and she’s teaching her kids to be just as hateful, just as nasty, and just as demanding.  On the whole, I guess that this entire thing doesn’t surprise me, but it definitely doesn’t fail to disappoint me, either. These are kids, guys. If they can’t learn the way to treat other human beings from their parents (despite the fact that they don’t exactly have the best examples to look up to), where else can they?

So yeah. Way to go, Kate. Maybe if you spent as much time cultivating your children and their manners and habits as you did on your faux-career, y’all wouldn’t be in this situation today. I don’t pity you.  You need to take control of your kids – the last thing we need is yet another generation of bullies. This kind of prevention starts at home, so get your leechy self off of crap television shows and book signings and get to it.

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  • Calm down. You are acting as if you have actually met them in real life or had an actual conversation with them. I don’t think getting expelled is no big deal, and I do not like Kate’s T.V. persona, but the things you are writing make it sound like they are your godchildren or niece and nephew. Easy Tiger. Don’t be so quick to judge or assume you know everything about a situation because you watch people on T.V.

    • my daughter was one of the children who she was pulling her hair in a hateful way, pulling her to fall backward, has hit her head. The school has done the right thing in my humble opinion. I should not pay tuition to be left in fear that my daughter was going to be hurt that day of school. She is a very polite little girl, she simply told the teacher, and we have told her never hit back (she has never hurt anyone, just turned to teacher and avoided her. It was the safest way to deal with this, the actions continued, she eventually did not want to go back to school. So, I did know them. No 5yr old should be afraid to go to school.

  • damn. well i guess they need to put a camera in the classroom, b/c good old momma kate taught them to be “nice” when the cameras are on. i love watching her try and wrangle in her temper on others when the cameras are on. you can almost SEE her thinking, “okayyy, okayyy. calm down. paste a smile on. does it look real? oh i hope it looks like a smile and not like a grimace. be niiiicccee. control. ahahahah! CAMERA OFF- now blow up!!!!”

  • Awesome post because you got right to the crux of the matter. Kids copy what they see at home. No reason for parents to wonder why their kids act like they do – in a great many cases al they’d have to do is look in the mirror and the reason would be right there.

  • There are 8 kids. The odds are that some of them will have issues at some point. Calm down. That doesnt mean its a reflection of her parenting skills.

  • Kate and Jon created this mess, and they need to put aside their selfishness and move back in together. This herd of brats needs both parents to corral them until they’re unleased upon society in a few years. Then they can go chase dick/skirts after the kids are on their own. Who cares if they get along or screw each other? It’s about protecting the world from the consequences of their irrational behavior.

  • “It’s obvious that Kate’s bullying (of everyone around her) was learned, and has trickled downhill where it rubbed off on her children.”
    I like how you have no opinions only FACTS.
    FACT: Kate Gosselin is a “bully”
    FACT: You have objectively observed her behavior on a consistent basis.
    FACT: You have the expertise and background knowledge to assess the extent of her behavior on her children’s social/emotional development.

    Oh wait, none of those things are facts.
    This could all be avoided with a simple “in my opinion…” or “it seems to me…”.
    Just sayin’.

  • Oh get off it! Of course what is posted on a gossip blog is opinion! If you want facts about human behavior, I suppose you could read Psychology Today.

    That being said…I agree. Kate is a self-absorbed “twat” with eight apples falling from her tree.

    • Yes, because Psychology Today is a reliable source of information.
      My point, of course was exactly as you said, that everything here is opinion. So why play pretend? If you are going to make speculative statements (which is of course all gossip is), at least embrace it. Don’t pretend you have any ground to really analyze what might be going on in a virtual strangers life.

      • Sorry I posted this nehind the wrong peron’s opinion.

        These are facts:

        My daughter was one of the children who she was pulling her hair in a hateful way, pulling her to fall backward, has hit her head severely. The school has done the right thing in my humble physician’s opinion (no, i’m not in psychiatry) . I should not pay tuition to be left in fear that my daughter was going to be hurt that day of school, as they tried different avenues to try and keep them at school, that was irresponsible on the school’s part, they knew about the abuse.

        Our daughter loves school, loves her teacher and friends, for her to tell me she’s not going back, and begin crying before the day, speakes volumes. This should have happened months ago, i feel safer for my daughter, and everyone else who goes to this small private school.

  • I could care less about the Gosselins but your post is completely ignorant of child development and behavior, and parenting. Many children exhibit behavior at home and school that does not mirror how they are being treated whatsoever for all sorts of reasons. The kids may not be fit for the school environment at this point, or that environment may not be right for them–thus the exhibition of the behavior–but regardless, the conclusions you draw are reckless and just uninformed, clearly, by actual experience or any kind of knowledge on the topic. Usually, I find your flippant style funny, but this post is offensive.