Gosselin Kids Tell Classmates Santa Doesn't Exist; Jon Gets Some Angry Phone Calls
by Free Britney at .First the rage issues and now this. They're just six years old, but the Gosselin kids are accused of playing Grinch and spoiling Christmas at school.
"The kids don't believe in Santa Claus, and they're telling other kids at school that there is no Santa Claus," a close friend of the family said.
Children as young as six were told that "your parents are lying to you," causing Kate and Jon Gosselin to receive calls from stunned parents.
Just because Kate's hair is whack doesn't mean you have to out Santa.
"Jon has received angry phone calls from parents because the children actually told others that 'your parents are lying to you,'" the insider said.
Hey, at least the dude's got a job now ... cut him some slack.
Denying a report that two of her eight children were expelled from school, even though they were Kate this week admitted their anger issues.
The Kate Plus 8 star revealed that she and the school "mutually agreed" to take the pair out of school, and they're studying with a private tutor.While no one's saying which of the Gosselin kids spilled the 'Santa secret', the confidant revealed that they were told to go along with it now.
"The kids are too smart at this point, but they are sweet about it and go along with it... and the Easter Bunny too," said the family source.
How festive. Wonder if they leave out moldy food for Santa.
Whether they believe in Santa or not, it won't be stop the gorgeous kids from having a Merry Christmas at both their mom and dad's homes.
"Kate gets even years and Jon gets odd years. So this year, Kate has the kids on Christmas Day and Jon will have them on Christmas Eve."
"The kids will probably also get to open presents on Christmas Eve if Jon's mother says that's the plan. His mom has the final word on that."
That explains so much.
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Comments (10 Total)
Come ON. Let's not blame the kids for this. I mean, it's true: the parents ARE in fact lying to their kids. And when you're a little kid, you don't understand that parents could be making things up to make life fun for their kids, you just think of it as lying. And it's hard to deal with that, coming from adults, who are the people who tell YOU not to lie. When I was little, I definitely used to say Santa didn't exist if the subject came up - now I don't any more because I don't want to spoil it. My point is, give them a chance to grow up a little... they'll be fine.
You think all kids don't do this eventually? Wake up!!! It's called "Normal." What's not "Normal" is their mom, and their dad is skank.
I cant believe that this is a headline..Seriously. I have 3 children and my 10year old came home from school at the age of 7 and asked if Santa was real. I asked her why she asked. She said bc kids in her class said he wasnt. I asked her what she thought of it, she said she believed he was. I told her thats all that mattered. Now she still questioned it every year from that point untill this year when I told her the truth. Now I have a five year old asking the same thing, for the same reason..kids at school. I deal with it the same way..Its a parents job to talk to their own kids about their beliefs. Not all people believe in santa or raise their kids to. I do, but thats my personal option. It isnt these kids fault for creating a theroy to a myth.People should def. get a life.
SANTA!!!!!!!!! Forget those kids. I believe in you!!
The Gosselins need to get some better friends, because they seem to report every little detail to the media. How many kids across the USA have gone to school this week and told the other kids there isn't a Santa Claus? Plenty, it happens that's life, move on and quit reporting on every little detail that happens to these kids. Every media outlet reports how bad the parents are and then proceeds to show us every snap shot, every piece of film taken of the kids. If you so concerned for their well being, stop contributing to the problem. I like the Gosselin kids, I wish them a happy, healthy life.