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Michael Lohan Has Been Advising Jon Gosselin

Written by: Jordasche Bledsoe on 2 October 2009 | One Comment |

With this news its no wonder Jon Gosselin has run his marriage deep into a dirty ditch.

A source had the following to say regarding the situation:

“Michael has been a friend and adviser through the scandal, and they have mutual friends. Their team is eager to capitalize on Jon’s new freedom and lawyers and publicists are working on meetings for Jon. He’s looking at every opportunity available.”

Of course he is, wouldn’t you be if you were in his position? That’s not surprising and neither is the fact that Michael Lohan is trying to capitalize off someone else. I think he’s proven time and time again via his own children he’s quite the master at that.

So how exactly does Michael plan to capitalize on Jon’s new freedom?

“Now that Jon is free to take on a new job, he’s really diving into the idea of ‘The Divorced Dads Club’ with Michael Lohan.”

*ROLLS EYES* Who on earth is going to want to watch that? A show called ‘The Divorced Dads Club’ should be about fathers who are divorced and as involved in their children lives as the mother is so that other people could learn from the show not about lame sperm donors who don’t know the first thing about being a father. What a waste of air time!

Jordasche Bledsoe

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