Kate Gosselin sure knows how to bring the drama. Whether she's being accused of child abuse by ex-husband Jon Gosselin in one of their countless feuds, or simply facing accusations that she had an affair with her married bodyguard, Kate is sure to capitalize on the rumors surrounding her personal life. And if you just can't get enough of this kind of drama, be sure to tune into this season's Celebrity Apprentice.
When it was first announced that Kate Gosselin would be appearing on Celebrity Apprentice, many had their doubts.
After all, Gosselin is a polarizing figure.
But it is that same polarity, perhaps, that will work to her advantage. On her hit TLC show and the specials that followed, viewers had a chance to see Kate interact with her herd of children.
Usually, this involved Gosselin challenging the twins to some sort of game, wherein she was virtually assured to win.
Now, however, we get to see Kate compete in a group of her peers -- D-list celebrities desperate to do anything for one more second of fame.
And if you're worried that the show will be heavy on competition and light on petty drama, then guess again. Even before the first episode aired, Kate was creating drama.
Although Gosselin denied reports that she was ever having an affair with her married bodyguard, multiple outlets have reported that she and Steve Neild at least shared a hotel room.
Celebrity Apprentice co-star Kenya Moore confirmed these allegations to Us Weekly back in November:
"That bodyguard was very interesting because they actually shared a room - I don't know if I'm supposed to say that - so he was around a lot."
Of course, it's not all scandalous news.
Turns out Kate will actually be giving back to the community in the reality show competition. Both she and fellow co-star Kevin Jonas have selected two Springfield-based charities to help out during filming, according to News Leader:
"Gosselin is representing Camp Barnabas, a Christian camp for kids with disabilities, special needs and terminal illnesses. Jonas has chosen Convoy of Hope, a faith-based international humanitarian-relief organization, as his charity."
