Jon and Kate Gosselin’s daughter Mady, 19, urges fans to ‘stay home’ as parents’ nasty custody war rages on

JON and Kate Gosselin’s daughter Mady, 19, has been enjoying her new life at Syracuse University but was forced to return home due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Despite being back amidst her parents’ nasty custody battle, the student is glad to be helping to flatten the curve and wants her fans to do the same.

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Mady Gosselin asked her fans to stay home amid the coronavirus pandemic[/caption]

She urged her followers to stay inside during this COVID-19 crisis with a new Instagram selfie.

Mady captioned the black-and-white shot: “Hi from my house!:) I hope everyone who is able to is staying home as much as possible during this time.

“Just a reminder that this is what we can do to protect the vulnerable people in our communities. Stay safe & healthy.”

The Kate Plus 8 alum, who had been having fun with new friends at school, is back living with her mom Kate, 44, for the time being and recently included her in a couple TikTok videos.

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Mady is living with her mom Kate amid the COVID-19 crisis[/caption]

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She recently had her mother join for a couple TikTok videos[/caption]

She captioned one clip: “When you’re home for 6 months because of coronavirus and you and your mom are going to fight.”

In the second, Mady danced while Kate tried to copy the moves.

The 19-year-old wrote: “Peep my mom trying to copy me but she doesn’t know the dance.”

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Kate had previously been off of social media for six months[/caption]

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Kate and ex-husband Jon Gosselin continue to fight over custody of their kids[/caption]

This was Kate’s first return to social media in six months as she’s been mostly offline as her custody battle with ex-husband Jon continues.

Mady and her twin Cara are legal adults and choose to stay with Kate when they’re home from college, but their six siblings are not yet legal adults and are smack in the middle of Jon and Kate’s custody war.

Jon, 42, is currently writing a memoir about all of the family chaos but is holding off on finishing it until his legal issues are more resolved.

 

He and Kate got a divorce in 2009, after 20 years of marriage, and they’ve been fighting over their divorce and their kids ever since.

In the last couple of years, he won custody of Hannah and Collin, after Kate had sent the latter of whom to an inpatient facility.

Kate, who was allegedly fired from TLC last year, has legal guardianship of their other four underrage kids — Aaden, Joel, Alexis and Leah.

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