Colin and Hannah Gosselin from Kate Plus 8 are ready to go and live with their father, Jon Gosselin, as Kate has decided to move to North Carolina with the others. The mother of eight recently sold the family's large home in Pennsylvania in hope of a fresh start.
TLC fans knew that the Gosselin's marriage never stood a chance as they watched the relationship dissolve on TV. For years, the two have been at each other's throats, whether it was over a custody battle or child neglect allegations. The couple rose to fame back in 2004 on their show Jon and Kate Plus 8, which showed their lifestyle with their sextuplets Hannah, Collin, Leah, Aaden, Alexis, Joel, and Leah. The six children joined their older twin sisters, Madelyn and Cara. While Kate has kept a low profile, Jon has been in the news for becoming a DJ, then accusing his ex-wife of forcing the children to appear on the popular TV show. Many fans also noted that they felt the blonde had turned toward fame and changed her personality.
To make the story even weirder, it seems that Kate decided to move her six children to North Carolina. A source spoke with Hollywood Life, who revealed that the mother of eight "picked up" and moved her family away from Pennsylvania. Kate is said to have taken Aaden, Joel, Alexis, and Leah with her. The younger children will be able to start over for their junior and senior years of high school. The reality star wanted a totally new life. The twins, who are 20, are currently away at college, may stay with their mother.
As for Colin and Hannah, they will be staying with their father. Fans of the family know that Jon won full custody of Collin in 2018 after he was released from an institution that his mother had placed him in. The facility was for special needs, but Collin felt he was left there and now no longer speak with his mother. Hannah also now lives with her father and brother since she too found her mother to be overbearing.
Sadly, Jon still does not speak much to his other six children. The twins made it clear while they were on the show that they do not want to interact with him. The father of eight also told his followers that none of them checked up on him when he was sick with the coronavirus. Fans of Kate Plus 8 have always hoped for reconciliation, but as time goes by, it looks like the likelihood of that happening is less and less.
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Source: Hollywood Life