I watched this show for a couple of years then had to stop at just how mean, rude and disrespectful Kate was to Jon. I feel the same way about Amy and Matt in Little People Big World. Anyway unless you've been living under a complete rock EVERYONE should know reality television kills your relationship. Let's look at Nick and Jessica, Bobby and Whitney (okay drugs helped kill their relationship too). Only one of the bachlorette's married her guy and none of the bachelors married theirs. Bret has not found love, Tila has not found love and who the heck knows what Daisy will end up with.
Jon and Kate are able to live off of US the public, because we fall prey to the networks and the media sensation. Didn't ANYONE, any of us learn the lesson from Princess Diana? I absolutely stopped reading rag mags after her death because the Paparazzi caused her demise.
No apparently we haven't learned because Kate is now a freaking millionaire for writing a book. Did she struggle with it, heck no! Does she even know how to write, heck no? But all it took was to have a bunch of kids and wham bam you've written a book and you're a millionaire. RIDICULOUS!
Life under a fishbowl is not easy. We've all seen the meltdowns. You all know how I feel about Elvis, and the only person I blame for his death, is US the public. We expect SO much from these people who we call stars, but who are actually just human beings like us.
I feel sad this happened, but I also think it's better for the children to grow up having the love of two parents instead of watching their mother constantly berrating and belittling their father in front of them. Her daughters would most likely grow up to be just like her and her sons would have self esteem issues, IMO.
Cheating is wrong, but cheating does not and should not always be the end to a marriage. Did we see them seek counseling? No. And most likely because their love has died and ended. Kate does seem to love the spotlight and Jon wants to live quietly away from all of that. Those two combinations simply do not work.