Jon Gosselin Apologizes to Kate Gosselin – Celebrity Gossip Today!
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Jon & Kate are on the mend.
Former reality star Jon Gosselin has apologized to ex-wife Kate Gosselin for having to endure a parade of girlfriends after the pair split in 2009.
“I am sorry, because I did stuff I wouldn’t want done to me,” Jon Gosselin told People.
The divorced dad of eight copped to having been passive-aggressive during his 10-year marriage to Kate but said time and therapy helped him come to terms with his flaws.
He said that Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, the former Michael Jackson adviser, used to tell him when he lived in New York that Gosselin could either use his fame to “sell out” or “for good.”
“I didn’t grasp that at the time,” Gosselin said.
The 35-year-old has recently begun a new gig as a director of sales and promotions for Gameface Int. and is dating Liz Jannetta, a 27-year old single mom, People reported.
He said he’s lately been calling up his ex for parenting advice.
“She’s a great Mom,” Gosselin told People. “We just have different parenting styles.”
Gosselin famously said he was “relieved” that his kids would have a life away from the cameras when “Kate Plus 8” was cancelled last August.
He said he hasn’t ruled out a return to TV himself, but that so far he’s only been offered “crazy stuff.”
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