Jon and Kate Gosselin’s daughter Mady, 21, poses in short skirt after dad admits he hasn’t seen her in EIGHT years
JON and Kate Gosselin's daughter Mady has posed in a short skirt in a new video on TikTok.
The clip after the college student's father admitted he hasn't seen her in eight years.
Mady flaunted her figure in a blissful new while Jon's custody battle has been anything but.
Wearing a short black skirt, she showed off her legs as she paired the look with a denim jacket, edgy black nails and tall cowboy boots.
"You need to learn that I only wear variations of the same outfit like a cartoon character," one of a warring and Kate's eight children sweetly captioned the video.
Set to a song by indie singer Father John Misty, commenters loved watching the Kate Plus 8 alum stomp to the beat of her own drum.
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"You’re too cool, Mady," one fan gushed.
"The boots are everything," wrote another while a third chimed in, "You're beautiful."
The energy of her video and comments to boot are a stark contrast to the legal drama surrounding her dad.
DAD'S DRAMA
Back in November 2021, Mady's dad Jon, 44, confessed that he had not spoken to his twin daughters Mady and Cara, both 21, in over eight years.
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During an interview with Dr. Oz, the TV personality admitted: "I text them every single year. And every time I come here to your show or interview, I text my daughter every single time."
He added that they have not "blocked him" because the messages are "blue."
Jon believed Cara might possibly be "angry and scared," because she does not want to "upset her mother.'
THE LEGAL BATTLE
After spending 20 years together, Jon and his ex Kate, 46, have had an ongoing custody battle since their divorce back in 2009.
Due to their court battles, the former couple has split where their kids must live with either parent.
Four of the exes' 17-year-old sextuplets – Aaden, Joel, Alexis, and Leah – live with Kate and moved with their mother to North Carolina.
The other two, Collin and Hannah, went to live with their father and have remained with him in Pennsylvania.
Mady and Cara were left out of the custody agreements because they are both legal adults and have headed off to college.
Mady regularly posts cute college dispatches and about her Korean heritage to , seemingly trying to just live her life.
They live at their respective colleges, but stay with their mother when home from school.
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Last December, Jon decided that he was going to represent himself as the custody war continued with his ex-wife.
The custody war is set to end in May when the sextuplets turn 18 years old.
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