Collin Gosselin accuses estranged mom of trying to 'bury' him for her image
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Key Points:
- Collin Gosselin accuses his estranged mother, Kate Gosselin, of trying to "bury" him to protect her public image amid allegations of childhood abuse detailed in his memoir, "In the Shadow of Eight."
- In the memoir, Collin alleges physical abuse, isolation, and forced psychiatric medication during his childhood, describing his experience in a treatment facility as traumatic and isolating.
- Collin has not spoken to Kate since he was 13 and demands an apology and accountability from her before considering reconciliation, emphasizing that forgiveness requires genuine action.
- Despite the estrangement, Collin remains open to communication with his mother, hoping she might admit to the alleged abuse and take responsibility.
- Collin is re-entering the public eye on his own terms as a contestant on FOX's "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test," advocating that children should have the right to decide if their lives are broadcast on television.
