Former Star magazine reporter and spurned Jon Gosselin mistress Kate Major aired her grievances against the Octodad on CBS' 'The Early Show' on Friday.
Life & Style WeeklyIn the meantime, he continued what she referred to as his 'bachelor romp' at a swanky club at Foxwoods Resort. He's shown here with an unnamed friend.
In case this wasn't obvious, Jon Gosselin is on "some bachelor romp or whatever you want to call it," his ex-fling Kate Major told CBS' "The Early Show" on Friday.
And just to add credibility to that apt assessment by Major, a former Star magazine reporter, rival gossip mag Life & Style came out with exclusive photos of the "Jon & Kate Plus 8" star at a low-lit club where they reported he was visited by a constant stream of ladies Tuesday night.
Current girlfriend Hailey Glassman was nowhere to be seen when the Goss was lapping up VIP treatment at a club called Shrine in theFoxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn., on the night of August 18.
"Jon showed up at Shrine, where he ordered bottles of Grey Goose vodka. He only allowed girls over to his table the whole night, and there were a lot of them," said a source for the magazine.
"It's a very sexy, dark kind of nightclub after 11 o'clock. It's Asian-themed, so there's a lot red and couches everywhere. He had a blast," said the spy, who also reported that the soon-to-be divorced Dad stayed until last call, at 1 a.m.
Later that week Major continued to milk her 10 minutes and counting in the spotlight with a glum confessional on "The Early Show."
She accused Gosselin of outright lies and false promises that sparked her decision to leave her job as a reporter and embark on a new life with the Octodad.
She detailed the beginning of their 12-day affair, saying it all began when they went to dinner together after she went to Pennsylvania to cover the story of his split from the mother of his 8 children, the Kate who still bears his last name.
"He invited me and then one thing just kind of lead to another," recalled the former scribe, who said things didn't really get intimate until they went to a house party where he held her hand. Later, they kissed in the car.
"I didn't look at it as a fling," she said, adding, "I wouldn't have gotten involved with him if I knew what the outcome would be."
When he later told her there was no way they could be together, given her profession as a journalist who was supposed to be covering him, she says he promised her a new job.
"I was supposed to work with him as his personal assistant as well as on other things he's working on."
CBS showed Major a clip of rival Glassman calling her "cuckoo, cuckoo," with a gesture and high-pitched voice to drive home the point.
But Major did not take the bait.
"This isn't about Hailey and I - this is about Jon and I," she said with the sober and wounded expression she wore throughout the interview. "I feel badly for her that she doesn't know the truth."
She continued, "He did not act like an adult, or a grown man, or a father. It's sad, I think the fame has just gone to his head and he's on some bachelor romp or whatever you want to call it - but you cannot treat people."
While some might love a ready-made opportunity to revel in the mudfest that is Gosselin's love life (he's also been linked to his kids' babysitter), they probably won't have a TV show to make it easy for them.
A rep for the production company behind "Divorced Dad's Club" said on Wednesday that rumors Gosselin would appear on the show are unfounded.
"We are developing a show about celebrity divorced dads, \[Jon's\] people got wind of it and called, but we know he's under contract withTLC," said the publicist for Endemol, the producers behind new reality series. "So there's no conversation taking place about Jon joining our show."
