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Kate Gosselin's Former Nanny Claims She Witnessed Her Abuse Son Collin, Reported Concerns To Child Services

Ashley H. says she reported concerns to child welfare officials after witnessing repeated grabbing and ear-pulling, backing Collin Gosselin’s memoir claims.

  • Last week, Collin Gosselin published his memoir detailing abuse allegations against his mother, Kate Gosselin, prompting renewed scrutiny of a 2014 Today show interview featuring Kate and her twin daughters.
  • Collin claims Kate confined him to a basement room and later institutionalized him at Philadelphia's Fairmount Behavioral Health System for 21 months when he was 11, describing isolation from siblings and physical abuse.
  • A former nanny alleged Kate "very much outwardly treated Collin different," while Kate recently defended her actions on Instagram, claiming she visited "EVERY SINGLE TIME" the facility allowed during his stay.
  • The 2014 Today show interview recently gained attention online, with viewers focusing on the twins' apparent discomfort and Kate's repeated prompting. Some interpreted the exchange as uncomfortable, though others noted typical nerves during live television.
  • Jon Gosselin supports his son's account as the family remains largely estranged. The controversy reflects ongoing tension between the family's public television image and the private realities Collin describes in his memoir.
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