Jon Gosselin Violated Morals Clause

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Jon Gosselin has violated his morals clause with TLC. Does this mean the untalented, short, pudgy, average looking father's career is over? I wish!

According to Deceivers.com - TLC accused Jon in writing of violating the morals clause of his contract, due in part to his reckless behavior in bars.

Viewers of Jon and Kate Plus 8 have loved to hate Kate, tolerate Jon and adore their eight children since the series began in 2007. Well that's all changed, and the viewers don't care for Jon any more than does TLC.

Not that we blame Jon for leaving his control-freak-of-a-wife, but he's barely in the lives of his young impressionable children as of late. I can't believe it, but I almost respect Kate more - Hey, I said almost.

Jon has been a busy guy since April. He's had three girlfriends - Deanna Hummel, Hailey Glassman and Kate Major, a few one-night flings, and has attended who knows how many drunken parties.

Jon stays with his kids every other week in their Pennsylvania home, but according to Kate Major, he doesn't spend every night with just the kids. He invited Major to spend nights while the kids slept in their beds; picked her up on his four-wheeler at the neighbor's house and dropped her off again at 6 a.m.

I have enjoyed seeing the Gosselin kids grow, but I just don't think I can watch any longer. It's kind of like going to the zoo and feeling sorry for the animals that are confined in the cages, or trapped behind the glass. In the early episodes of Jon and Kate Plus 8, I thought (of the kids), "how cute." Now I think "how sad."

The Gosselin's first on-air appearance was a one-hour special titled Surviving Sextuplets and Twins, focusing on the challenges of raising multiples. Think of how this family's life would be now if they were known to us only because of that one hour special. Granted, they wouldn't be living in a 1.5 million dollar home, Kate would probably still have her post-sextuplet belly, they most likely wouldn't have enjoyed fantastic, all-expense paid family vacations and the kids wouldn't be playing in their crooked playhouses. What they possibly would have is normalcy; maybe even happiness.