Over the years we have provided many updates regarding Jon and Kate Gosselin.
Most of these updates have also been eye-catching and/or nausea-inducing.
Take the time Jon labeled Kate as pathetic. Or when Kate called John a thief and a liar.
However, in this case, we are talking about the children of the former couple here. two in particular. Both recently came out with some personal news.
During a recent TikTok live session, Maddie Gosselin – who is 22 and a college student – revealed that she identifies as queer.
After her 18-year-old sisters Alexis, Hannah and Leah joined the discussion, fans asked about her their Pronouns and sexuality prompt Alexis to hint that she too is part of the LGBTQ+ community.
“It mostly has to do with my sexuality,” she said, admitting she has a boyfriend and explaining her definition of Weird,
“To me, [queer] is an easy word for me to use. So that’s what it means to me, but it means a lot of different things to a lot of different people.
Alexis, for her part, is single. But ready to mingle with anyone!
“If you’re a woman and you want to meet a really fun-loving, troublesome girl, she’s the one,” Maddie pointed to her sister.
“We want The Bachelorette to find Lex the Bachelorette!” Hannah added.
Maddie is Kara’s twin sister; He is the eldest of eight children of Jon and Kate Gosselin.
While the twins are students at Syracuse and Fordham University, respectively, Hannah and Collin Gosselin are 18, live with their father and don’t speak to their mother.
Meanwhile, Joel, Aiden, Leah and Alexis Gosselin are also 18 and live with their mother and do not speak to their father.
Considering how quiet Kate Gosselin has been on social media for a while now, and her reputation as a generally awful person, a fan asked if Kate was supportive of her daughters’ lifestyle and/or sexuality. Are?
“People keep asking if our mom is supportive of our relationship. Apparently yes,” Leah said on TikTok.
In a separate TikTok Live session, Alexis and Hannah talked about when Alexis first came out as gay.
“Hannah realized something was wrong, and then the next time we saw each other, she was like, ‘Yeah, you’re [gay]Alexis explained.
She also admitted that she was scared to come out in front of her family members.
“I told all my friends, I told all my favorite teachers… I was stressed about [telling my family]said Alexis.
“I was really worried about it and it feels awful, but after a while I think the anxiety got the better of me. Then I told the family and it’s not so bad.”
He added:
“What I said was, ‘I’ve always been [gay] And it doesn’t change who I am.
“It’s not going to change me, so you’ve always known this part of me. I just didn’t tell you specifically.’ Most of my siblings knew.
In February, Maddie released a statement via TikTok regarding the negative comments being made about her and her siblings.
“The rhetoric in many of my comments about childhood trauma and healing and whatever you want to say about my family, my life, my parents is none of your business,” she said.
“As with every other person in the entire world, it is nobody else’s business what they are doing behind closed doors if they don’t want it to be your business.”