The nasty war between Jon and Kate
Gosselin just took its ugliest turn yet.
According to
Radar Online, Jon cleared out the couple's joint bank account, leaving his estranged wife with just $1,000.
(Kate is stupid. Didn't she think to remove his name from the account. I hope she has some money stashed somewhere. Didn't her mother tell her to keep a little secret money on the side, just in case this very situation happens.) Another account, set up for the
Gosselin children, was untouched, Radar reports.
A source familiar with the situation confirmed the details of the report to PEOPLE, and said Kate plans to take legal action.
When initially reached for comment, a rep for Jon was unaware of the situation and had no comment.
The allegation against Jon caps an intensely bitter week between the couple, during which their TLC series
Jon & Kate Plus Eight suspended production. The move followed the network's announcement on Sept. 29 that Jon was being dropped from the show, and him saying he wanted
stop the show because it was damaging his children.
Speaking to CNN interviewer Larry King on Oct. 1, Jon, 32, said he last spoke to Kate "3½ weeks ago," and that she wants to keep the show going "for financial reasons.”
Asked by King how much he made from the series last year, Jon replied $1 million before taxes, $500,000 after.
Jon also told King that he had experienced an "epiphany" that the series was no longer in his children’s best interest.
(Isn't it amazing that he didn't have this "epiphany" until after TLC fired him. If the show was still Jon & Kate plus 8 he would be singing a different tune.)Rebutting Jon's claim about their kids, Kate, 34,
issued a statement on Oct. 1 saying, "Jon has never expressed any concerns to me about our children being involved in the show and, in fact, is on the record as saying he believes the show benefits our children and was taping on Friday with the kids."
Although Jon has said he would like to put the brakes on the divorce, Kate's attorney, Mark
Momjian, said on
Larry King Live that the divorce case would not be delayed. "It's going to go forward."
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