Jon Returns to Home to See the Kids And Enjoys

Jon Gosselin has returned home to Pennsylvania to see his eight kids.

Children Cara, Mady, Alexis, Hannah, Aaden, Collin, Leah, Joel

Born
Jonathan Keith GosselinApril 1, 1977 (1977-04-01) (age 32)

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States

Known for Jon & Kate Plus 8

Spouse(s) Kate Gosselin

Jon, who was smoking a cigarette in most of the Photos taken of him, was spotted Tuesday in Wernersville at a car wash, a UPS store and the bank.

Jon had been in New York City, where he recently snapped up a bachelor pad on the Upper West Side and where he found himself embroiled in more scandal.

He has been linked to two different women in two.

weeks: 22-year-old Hailey Glassman, the daughter of the plastic surgeon who performed Kate's 2006 tummy tuck, and Star tabloid reporter Kate Major, who resigned over her relationship with Jon.

Jon now claims he is single "It's crazy," he told Us Magazine, "I don't want [8-year-old twins] Mady and Cara Googling me, and I have to explain [a photo] and lose that trust between my children. No, it's dumb. Or explain it to my ex, Kate. Or explain to anybody what's going on." He also vows to try to stay out of the headlines for his children's sake. Yeah, I think it might be a little late for that now. No, it's dumb. Or explain it to my ex, Kate. Or explain to anybody what's going on."

Jill Zarin, the Bravo reality star who dined with Jon last week in the Hamptons, told Us Monday night that the 32-year-old father of eight is going through a lot.

"I care about Kate Major, she resigned from her job for me," Gosselin said. "Right now, my focus is on my relationship with my kids. My personal relationship is private."

Anna McCraney wins 1st season of 'The Fashion Show' "Information"

The Fashion Show Winner: Anna

Anna

The first season of Bravo network’s reality TV series “The Fashion Show” has come to an end and the winner has been crowned. And according to splendicity.com, it was Anna, whose personal designs have been worn by stars such as Shannon Doherty, who won this season.

And it certainly looked like Anna, who is currently teaching Fashion Merchandising, made an impression on people over her time on the show. Anna now gets to see her designs sold in the retail market and wins the $125,000 prize money.

America is apparently sold on Anna McCraney's designs. The 30-year-old won the first season of Bravo's "The Fashion Show."

During that finale, the judges chose their favorite designer, giving Daniella $10,000. They thought hers was the most sophisticated and fashionable of the collection. "It belonged in the moment," Isaac said.

Earlier in the night, most of the former cast members on the stage said they expected Anna to win. She was known for making retail-friendly clothes women want to wear.

Going through the mailbag, Isaac said viewers were angry that the judges sent Reco Chapple home but kept James-Paul. Some accused the show of racism. One woman just thought the judges were sharing the same crack pipe.

Anna called herself the "dark horse" because she didn't think she had a good TV personality. But she cried every five minutes, Isaac pointed out. That's very reality TV.

She was the favorite fairly early on, the only contestant who never finished in the bottom two. She also won the weekly challenge twice. The public liked Anna, too, and gave her a commanding 56% of the vote, far more than the two more niche designers, Daniella (25%) and James Paul (19%).

“I’m thrilled,” she said on the show. “I’m so happy because I worked so hard for so long… I’ll always do fashion whether I have a million dollars or 20.”

Her high school art teacher Chris Greenway at Woodward sent me an email bursting with happiness.

“I am really proud of her for winning. She deserved and earned it. Anna was the best at art and design, craftsmanship, and knowledge of her craft’s history.” I am so proud of her. Hard work paid off and the public really enjoyed her designs. The art department at Woodward has been pulling for her and supports her in her fashion career.”

McCraney, 30, now lives in New York City but grew up making clothing in high school she sold at stores in Little Five Points. Greenway recalls how her paintings in his classes were packed with “bold colors that reminded me of fabric.”