Tuesday night on TLC's Kate Plus 8 Season 3 Episode 3, the matriarch hatched a plan to renovate the kids' rooms with the following agenda:
- The three boys would move upstairs
- The three girls would move downstairs
- Mady and Cara would have their own space
How did this endeavor turn out, and what else went down on Kate Plus 8 Season 3 Episode 3? Come along as we recap the latest adventure ...
There's chaos in the Gosselin household, which is sort of akin to saying the Gosselin household exists, as it goes without saying these days.
There are ... just a lot of bodies up in that piece.
Kate finally decided Mady and Cara, as the older non-sextuplets, should have their own rooms. Which meant relocating all of the sextuplets.
One set was going down to the basement, and the other having their sleeping quarters transformed. That's eight potential opinions to consider.
Epic meltdowns and overall craziness ensued.
The daughters were far more emotional than the sons about this, as the latter trio moved down to their new basement home with very little issue.
Kate Gosselin saw some of her girls break down over this, and Leah even proclaiming in tears, "I don't want to move rooms and I'm not going to."
Yeah ... it was a challenge to say the least.
Jon and Kate Gosselin spent years opening up about their problems in front of the camera. Hmmm... how did that go for them?
Obviously, Jon Gosselin is total a non-factor these days.
"I definitely feel way more outnumbered in the last year than I probably have since they were babies," Kate said of the age her kids have become.
"They're more helpful, yet more emotionally draining."
Maybe Jeff Prescott can help fill the void at some point, but in any case, Kate is keeping her head down and her kids on a tight schedule as always.
"That's the only way with one parent and eight kids that stuff doesn't get missed," she says, and that doesn't mean they don't have a bit of fun.
Kate allows her children to paint art on the walls in their rooms before painting over it and lets them smash pumpkins outside. It's a good time.
In the end, they love their new rooms, and Kate scores a major parenting victory in a life comprised of so many small ones that go unnoticed.
Respect.
Doesn't it just make you a little bit ill? Yes, we thought so.
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