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Written by Celebitchy  Kate Gosselin and her busted weave were spotted out clubbing in New York. Kate was accompanied by her hairstylist, Ted Gibson, who claimed that the cheap-looking extensions he put in to fix Kate’s mullet would have retailed around $7,000. Along with the scoring the cover of People for Kate “new look” Gosselin, Gibson is showing off his latest work while out with Kate. I guess it’s a win-win situation for the mother of eight, who gets her styling comped in exchanged for free advertising, and the hairdresser. Kate’s kids were either home with their dad or with the nanny while Kate strutted her stuff in the big city: Kate Gosselin obviously needs a little time for herself. The single mother of eight, who is trying to move on with her life since her very public divorce from Jon Gosselin in December, took a little trip to NYC to go clubbing with her new BFF and hairstylist Ted Gibson! It’s great that Kate is getting out and enjoying life — and her six little ones didn’t seem to be too distraught that their mommy was away for the weekend. Kate’s sextuplets, Alexa, Joel, Hannah, Aiden, Leah, and Collin, were spotted all bundled up and playing in the Pennsylvania snow over the weekend! Sources say Kate was at Butter nightclub in NYC on Friday night … and while her babies were home keeping warm in the winter snow, she was looking hot!
[From Hollywood Life] Kate has to do something while her husband has the kids for the weekend. Why not work it with her newly redone hair in New York? Her figure looks great but there’s something so “mommy’s night out” about her outfit. You don’t pair a long straight cardigan with a short skirt. It looks like Kate’s hairdresser isn’t paying much attention to anything but her choppy, cheap hair. Kate’s new show with TLC is moving forward. The as-of-yet untitled project will be centered around Kate but the details are unclear. Kate’s ex husband, Jon Gosselin, has given the go-ahead to TLC to film their children again if only TLC drops a lawsuit against him. Gosselin is said to be too broke to continue defending himself against the breach of contract claim.   |