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9:09 pm - 12/04/2010

Gosselin Kids Ruin Christmas For Classmates, Telling Them There Is No Santa

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The little Gosselettes are a bunch of Grinches! The Gosselin kids have reportedly been getting into trouble at school because they’ve been telling their classmates that there’s no Santa Claus. With kids as young as 6 getting the bad news about Kris Kringle, RadarOnline reports that daddy Jon Gosselin, 33, has been getting a barrage of angry phone calls from furious parents.

“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 tells RadarOnline, who adds that Jon “has received many phone calls from parents because the kids actually told others that ‘your parents are lying to you’ causing them to get upset.”

This is the latest in a long line of trouble that the Gosselin kids have been getting into at school. Kate Gosselin, 35, has denied that two of her children — sextuplets Colin and Alexis — were expelled from school, but did finally admit on The Today Show that the 6-year-olds “were having anger issues,” and that the pair have been removed from school by “mutual agreement” and are now working with private tutors.

No one is revealing which of the Gosselin kids spilled the beans on Santa, but after a family conference, the kids apparently agreed to keep a lid on the myth-busting. For now. “The kids are too smart at this point,” a family confidante told RadarOnline, “but they are sweet about it and go along with it… and the Easter Bunny too.”

Even though they don’t believe in Santa, the kids will be having a happy holiday celebration with their parents. Jon gets to spend Christmas Even with his eight kids, while Kate gets them on Christmas Day. And they have a wish list for what they’re hoping to find under the tree, according to the insider: “one wants a scooter, the other wants a bike. They also want trucks and dolls and games.”

No one actually told me "the truth" about Santa. I just kind of grew out of it, tbh. What about you, ONTD?
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sastra_fuss 5th-Dec-2010 03:24 am (UTC)
wrong, they all are
__spritely 5th-Dec-2010 03:32 am (UTC)
THIS.
katesamaloo 5th-Dec-2010 03:31 am (UTC)
jon?
zelasor 5th-Dec-2010 04:17 am (UTC)
no
dawn9476 5th-Dec-2010 04:52 am (UTC)
No. None are.
amoramoamitto 5th-Dec-2010 03:22 am (UTC)
LMFAO
jenniesbottle 5th-Dec-2010 03:22 am (UTC)
Ah I accidentally did this when I was 7. I'm Jewish, I had no idea this was a secret.
rareouldtimes 5th-Dec-2010 03:25 am (UTC)
i'm jewish too and i never thought santa was real, but i remembering many atime having to play along. what a fraud i was! now the tooth fairy, that was some shit i believed in.
jenniesbottle 5th-Dec-2010 03:27 am (UTC)
I would not have been playing along even if I did know, I was damn bitter I wasn't getting Christmas presents and a tree and the whole deal.

lol the tooth fairy always scared me. Little flying thing sneaking in under my pillow while I'm sleeping. No thank you.
sursumcorda 5th-Dec-2010 03:27 am (UTC)
Ugh I had to play along too because I'm Jewish and my parents were like DON'T TALK ABOUT SANTA CLAUS

I always thought it was so weird that everyone believed in him except me. I thought it was common sense that he didn't exist haha
secretivexhero 5th-Dec-2010 03:29 am (UTC)
i never believed in santa.... and we celebrated christmas


and yet i believed in hogwarts
gary_sinise_fan 5th-Dec-2010 03:42 am (UTC)
I'm not Jewish, but I never believed in Santa Claus. Kids thought I retarded for not. I got beat up in grade 2 yelling at bunch of kids that he wasn't real and their parents were giving them their gifts.

My birth mother is Jewish though and yet she sends me a gift every for Christmas.



LOL. Imma Jewish kid adopted and raised into very Catholic house. Oh my life, it makes me laugh.
leonardbriscoe 5th-Dec-2010 03:46 am (UTC)
I went to a predominantly Jewish school in kindergarten and I flat out told my parents "I think you're full of it, Santa Claus isn't real, Jewish kids don't have Santa Claus and they still get presents."
lulu_quality 5th-Dec-2010 04:02 am (UTC)
I'm Jewish and I did this, too, but on purpose. I thought it was my ~duty~ to inform my friends that they were being deceived.
milkchocolat 5th-Dec-2010 03:22 am (UTC)
LMAOOOO
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lalameanslove 5th-Dec-2010 03:23 am (UTC)
the only ones that matter are aaden and alexis. fuck kate. fuck john. fuck tlc.
alienclit 5th-Dec-2010 03:23 am (UTC)
I always thought it was annoying how when kids found out there was no Santa they had to tell everyone because they thought they were so cool. Well they're not. I still believe in Santa. HO HO HO
secretivexhero 5th-Dec-2010 03:23 am (UTC)
lol what is this post
jess_sayin 5th-Dec-2010 03:28 am (UTC)
ikr...
THIS IS NEWS? WGAF?
dawn9476 5th-Dec-2010 04:53 am (UTC)
It's stupid because the tabloids posted this same story last year.
rareouldtimes 5th-Dec-2010 03:23 am (UTC)
life's tough kids. the little gosselins are just informing them of this fact.
alfredhitchcock 5th-Dec-2010 03:23 am (UTC)
What I was... four? I think, or five, I doubted Santa, so I left him a little note demanding he leave proof in the form of a photo. My mom drew a little Santa face on it. I wish I had kept it or knew where it was.
cherie_001 5th-Dec-2010 03:49 am (UTC)
lmao! This whole scenario is adorable. Somehow I can picture my mom doing the same.
lalameanslove 5th-Dec-2010 03:23 am (UTC)
Also, I made my 6 year old ex best friend cry when I told her there was no tooth fairy lol
sursumcorda 5th-Dec-2010 03:26 am (UTC)
Omg I told my entire girl scout troop that the tooth fairy was fake and they were DEVASTATED. The troop leader lectured me and I was like, "I can't believe they still believe in that crap tbh."

Needless to say, I left girl scouts soon after that (for an entirely different reason though lol)
xtinkerbellax 5th-Dec-2010 03:34 am (UTC)
I did the same thing to a girl regarding the Easter bunny. We were not 5 anymore, I couldn't believe someone still believed in that shit. My mom was even like, lol no honey, he's not real.
xtinkerbellax 5th-Dec-2010 03:35 am (UTC)
We were like 8 or 9, not six.
lalameanslove 5th-Dec-2010 03:42 am (UTC)
lol she even showed me this ~note~ that was fucking TYPED nonetheless to prove to me it was real. I was like bitch plz
milkradio 5th-Dec-2010 03:47 am (UTC)
My friend cried when she saw my dad had a Barney screensaver where Barney got killed in various ways. He got shot, sliced, etc. in a cartoony way (not a freaky psycho way lol) and my friend CRIED and ran and hid in the bathroom for a while because she adored Barney. .....We were in grade 4 at the time and I was like "Bitch, are you serious right now."
etoile_amore 5th-Dec-2010 03:24 am (UTC)
These lies about the family are just getting ridiculous. I actually feel bad for Kate and the kids.
crucified 5th-Dec-2010 03:24 am (UTC)
I was in sixth grade when my mom told me there was no Santa, lol.
bumble233 5th-Dec-2010 03:33 am (UTC)
me too
crucified 5th-Dec-2010 03:37 am (UTC)
wooo high five
squishinator 5th-Dec-2010 03:34 am (UTC)
rofl aww
bob80 5th-Dec-2010 03:38 am (UTC)
my parents never came out and told me.
war_machine_rox 5th-Dec-2010 03:39 am (UTC)
lol I was in sixth when I finally convinced myself there was no Santa.

Devastated of course, but it also felt like a great weight lifted off my shoulder. IDK.
pessimistkimvi 5th-Dec-2010 03:57 am (UTC)
My mother had to tell me as well lol I think I was in 5th grade
bloody_hell 5th-Dec-2010 03:24 am (UTC)
LOL
dicksburgerswin 5th-Dec-2010 03:24 am (UTC)
when i was around 7 or so, i saw my mom write "from, santa" on one of the presents she was wrapping.

killed me tbh
bob80 5th-Dec-2010 03:39 am (UTC)
when I was like 10, I caught my parents. I was pretty crushed and angry. They didn't know I caught them.
koalafrog 5th-Dec-2010 03:40 am (UTC)
yeah, I saw something in the basement that ended up as a "Santa" gift. tbh I think it's better to find out that way, because I led my parents on for 3 more years after that lol
milkradio 5th-Dec-2010 03:48 am (UTC)
When I was little, I was like "Santa has the same handwriting as my mother. ...And the Easter Bunny. Does she really think I'm falling for this?"
larrylurker 5th-Dec-2010 03:54 am (UTC)
you little snot
indieheadphones 5th-Dec-2010 08:45 am (UTC)
LOL
That was kinda how I found out myself that it was my mom all along.
valiumaphrodite 5th-Dec-2010 04:33 am (UTC)
My mom has a really distinctive handwriting. I mean, it's so unique because it was the way she was taught in Poland how to write so when I saw "Santa Claus" on the tag I knew instantly she wrote it.

It devastated my 6 year old self. I don't understand why people still lie to their kids about Santa.
queenweasley 5th-Dec-2010 04:46 pm (UTC)
I remember when I started to recognize my parents' handwriting on my gifts. Then my mom started getting one of her friends to write the labels the tags, lmao.
coldasicecream 5th-Dec-2010 03:24 am (UTC)
I believed in Santa until I was 9 or 10. I was old.
babbss 5th-Dec-2010 03:36 am (UTC)
Same. I stopped after I realized that the letters Santa gave me had the same handwriting as my father's.
skeletwin 5th-Dec-2010 05:57 am (UTC)
lol this is how i found out
this_repetition 5th-Dec-2010 03:37 am (UTC)
Same.
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