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At Least Kate Gosselin’s Got Great Hair, Right?
She’s got eight rugrats underfoot. Her husband Jon may have a 23-year-old woman on the side. But what’s keeping Kate Gosselin, the matriarch of the “Jon & Kate Plus 8″ brood, sane?
Her hair. It seems viewers can’t get enough of Kate’s hedgehog ‘do, which features long, highlighted strands in the front and spikes in the back. “Everybody wants it,” she bragged to Entertainment Weekly. “My hair stylist gets calls from all across the country.”
But you can’t have it, beyotch! “I have very, very thick hair, so it’s not going to work for everybody,” she warned.
You’ve got to admit, Kate personal life might become tabloid hell if “Jon & Kate Head to Divorce Court,” but at least she loves her hair. Sometimes, we know, that’s all we need. [Entertainment Weekly] Keep reading »
Jon & Kate Affair Rumors: We Compare And Contrast All The Alleged Lovahs
The crap has hit the fan for Jon and Kate Gosselin of TLC’s family lovefest, “Jon & Kate Plus 8.” Not only were they totally overshadowed by OctoMom, who popped eight out in one swoop, but now rumors are swirling that Kate has been getting down and dirty with the family bodyguard, Steve Neild. Meanwhile, Jon’s still under fire for his alleged affair with local school teacher Deanna Hummel. After the jump, a side-by-side comparison of all the players in this twisted web. Keep reading »
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Is Cheating Ever Deserved?
Much has been written in the media this week about men cheating on their wives. We have the tale of two Jo(h)ns: John Edwards, whose scorned wife, Elizabeth Edwards, appeared on “Oprah” yesterday to promote her new book, Resilence, in which she addresses her husband’s much publicized affair, and Jon Gosselin, costar of the hit TLC reality show “Jon & Kate Plus 8,” whose rumored affair has become tabloid fodder. The former is a tale as old as journalism itself: a man in power cheats on a wife who, from the outside, seemed a supporting and loving spouse undeserving of her husband’s unfaithfulness. The latter is another familiar tale: a man under an enormous amount of pressure is regularly and publicly emasculated and treated like dirt by his wife and seemingly seeks solace with another woman. In both cases, the men are vilified — but is it possible that maybe, just maybe, at least one of the women had it coming?
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