Jon and Kate Gosselin’s daughter Mady, 20, shares rare selfie as her parents continue nasty custody war
JON and Kate Gosselin's daughter Mady posted a rare selfie while her parent's custody battle of her six younger siblings continues.
The famed couple has been in a decade-long battle over the custody of their children since their divorce in 2009.
The TV star blocked the other half of her face with her cell phone to take the photo.
The 20-year-old wore her hair pulled back with some loose strands framing her face along with a black sleeveless top.
She captioned the photo with a crescent moon emoji.
She captioned the video: "Here’s my room this year at school!" and opted for an instrumental cover of Blackbird by The Beatles to back her lifestyle post.
The video itself saw Mady smiling at the camera as the caption "My little room this year at school since you guys have been asking :)" appeared alongside the shot.
The camera then panned to a leafy potted plant- which she proceeded to tell fans is "fake," a poster illustrated with a series of spiritual minerals and crystals, and a "new rug."
The star made the comment in reference to a line from Olivia Rodrigo’s song, Enough for You, that played in the background in which the singer sings, "And maybe I’m just not as interesting as the girls you had before."
then turned the hilarity on herself as she admitted that she may appear a "little TOO interesting" to others in the caption.
Mady's parents , 46, and , 44, have had an ongoing custody battle since their divorce in 2009 after 20 years together.
Four of the exes' 16-year-old sextuplets – Aaden, Joel, Alexis, and Leah – live with Kate and have .
The other two, Collin and Hannah, live with their dad and will remain with him in Pennsylvania.
NOT 'HAPPY'
Mady and her twin sister Cara, are both currently living on campus at their respective colleges.
On if Mady and Cara will eventually join them, the insider added: “The two older girls are in no rush to go to North Carolina.
“They weren’t happy about the move because they have no friends there.”
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The sisters would normally return home to stay with Kate, not Jon, when they were on holiday and summer breaks.
Now, they’ll have to go to her new home in North Carolina, instead of closer-to-their-colleges in Pennsylvania.
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