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Look! Jon Gosselin Plays Daddy
Jon Gosselin plays a dad on TV. Wait, he IS a dad who happens to be on TV. Right, got it now. Jon was spotted spending time with his eight children at their Reading, Pa. home on Saturday (Aug 8).
Jon and the kids were filming for their TLC show Jon & Kate Plus 8, building a rocket and later launching it.
Also? The kids’ babysitter Stephanie Santoro – who Jon allegedly spent “time” with – was there. Yes, because she’s the babysitter. *Ahem*
Kate Gosselin is out of town and scheduled to appear on the Today Show tomorrow.
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oh please commented on Aug 10 09 at 10:41 amYou despise Jon. We get it. One could insinuate the same thing about Kate and her bodyguard that you’re insinuating about Jon and the sitter – perhaps both are true, perhaps neither is true. The bigger point is that we just don’t know. I understand the human impulse to pick teams, but give both parents a fair shake here when it comes to parenting duties.
Sassy Smith commented on Aug 10 09 at 10:47 amThanks for commenting. I don’t despise Jon because quite frankly he doesn’t mean enough to me to even waste time thinking about it. I do think he’s sort of a douchebag because of his public behavior in recent weeks, and I sometimes say so when I’m writing my post. That’s the beauty of writing my post… I can write the facts (or the gossip, whichever) and also include my own point of view about it. Appreciate yours, too.
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