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One of the daughters of the famed Gosselin family has spoken out about the bullying they have received online. <br>Madelyn 'Mady' Kate, 22, took to  this week to beg trolls to stop.  'This is the singular time I'm going to address this because it is sending me over the edge,' she said.<br>The Gosselin family consists of Kate Gosselin - - and her ex-husband Jon whom she split from in 2009. <br>Together they had twin girls, Cara Nicole and Mady in 2000.  Kate then gave birth to sextuplets in 2004: sons Aaden Jonathan, Collin Thomas, and Joel Kevin; and daughters Alexis Faith, Hannah Joy, and Leah Hope. <br>With eight kids on her hands, Kate was turned into a reality TV star with Jon & Kate Plus 8 in 2007. The family was on the air until 2017. <br>'The rhetoric in so many of my comments about childhood trauma and healing and whatever you want to say about my family, my life, my parents, whatever is not your business,' the star said as she later added the internet 'shouldn't be just a free-for-all where you can bully everyone that you see.' <br>            (image:  )  Be kind! One of the daughters of the famed Gosselin family has spoken out about the bullying they have received online.  Madelyn 'Mady' Kate, 22, took to TikTok to beg trolls to stop. 'This is the singular time I'm going to address this because it is sending me over the edge,' she said <br>      (image:  )    The family: The Gosselin family consists of Kate Gosselin and her ex husband Jon whom she split from in 2009.  Together they had twin girls, Cara Nicole and Mady in 2000. Kate then gave birth to sextuplets in 2004: sons Aaden Jonathan, Collin Thomas, and Joel Kevin; and daughters Alexis Faith, Hannah Joy, and Leah Hope <br>Mady - who has been attending New York's Fordham University - also said, 'Decorum and kindness should still exist in comment sections and you shouldn't say things that you wouldn't say right to my face.'<br>Mady also said that she and her siblings do not want to be seen as 'child stars.'<br>The student said: 'Perpetuating the narrative that we are damaged or that we are crazy child stars or whatever you want to say is extremely harmful as myself and my siblings are going out into the world and will be functioning members of society with careers.'<br>And she added there seems to be a public consensus that if you're in the public eye, your entire life belongs to the public.<br>'That is in no way true,' she continued.  'Regardless of whatever narrative you have created in your head from what you've seen, my siblings are doing so well. They are all amazing people. They are all smart, they are all kind, they're driven students, they're working hard, they're funny, they're stylish.'<br>      (image:  )    An adult now: Mady, left, with her sister Cara, far right, as well as mom Kate, center, in 2019 <br>She then said that fans are not 'entitled to that information about their lives or about my life.'<br>Mady argued that what she shares on social media is her choice and no one is entitled to anything more than that.<br>'I'm sorry if that's hard to hear, but that is a boundary that I have set for myself and for what I share on here about my family and if you can't respect it, then unfollow me or I'll block you,' she warned.<br>That is when she mentioned bullying: 'The internet shouldn't be just a free-for-all where you can bully everyone that you see.  Decorum and kindness should still exist in comment sections and you shouldn't say things that you wouldn't say right to my face.' <br> Mady then said, 'Yes, there is nothing stopping you from commenting these things except for yourself. You should choose to be kind to people and respect their privacy on the Internet.'<br>      (image:  )    Her parents: Kate and Jon attend the Discovery Upfront Presentation NY in 2008 <br>      (image:  )  Stopped paying child support in 2012: Jon only had custody of two of his eight children, Hannah and Collin, and he said he's 'worked really hard in building independence in' them (pictured in August) <br>This comes months after Jon accused Kate of stealing $100,000 from two of their kids' bank accounts, the same year she purchased a $750,000 lakeside home in . <br>In legal documents, obtained by , the Kate confirmed that she did make two separate withdrawals of $50,000 from their teenagers Hannah and Collin's trust accounts, but claimed it was 'to survive' and 'meet her and the children's expenses.' <br>During an interview with the British newspaper, Jon said he believed the mother-of-eight withdrawing 'any money from these accounts without permission' is 'disgusting and it's morally wrong.'<br>      (image:  )    Upsetting: Jon accused Kate of stealing $100,000 from two of their kids, the same year she allegedly purchased a $750,000 lakeside home in North Carolina; seen in 2018<br>The reality star then alleged that Kate has not reimbursed her children for the loan.<br>'You can't just live off your kids' money,' Jon added, despite Kate's rebuttal, in legal documents, in which she says her children actually owe her money—since she funded their private school education and various living expenses. <br>In the filing, Kate claimed that the kids' trust 'owes' her '$387,000 technically,' but that she was 'not looking to collect that.' <br>Jon also told The Sun, he only learned of the missing money when he 'gained custody of the two children in 2018 and saw their bank statements.'<br>He and the mom-of-eight had set up trust accounts for their large brood to keep the money they earned on TLC and doing promotional activities safe until turning 18. <br>After she was asked in court about taking the money, Kate insisted she would 'have to keep borrowing from it to survive.' <br>              (image:  )    Her defense: In the filing, Kate claimed that the kids' trust actually 'owes' her '$387,000 technically,' but that she was 'not looking to collect that' <br>At the time, however, she raised eyebrows for purchasing a $750,000 lakefront home in North Carolina with a private pier and swimming pool. <br>The outlet also pointed out that she received $40,000 per episode for her show Kate Plus Dates, which ran for six seasons. <br>Jon went on to express his anger over the situation as he feels she is a 'hypocrite' for 'telling the world she has saved her children's money when she's actually been stealing for them.' <br>'There's been no remorse from her at all,' he marveled.  'Now, they're 18 she thinks she can get away scott-free.' <br>      (image:  )    Lately: Kate was last seen on the TV show Special Forces: World's Toughest Test <br>    Take a look at my web page -  https://maps.Google.es/url?sa=t&url=http%3A%2F%2Fhttps://pusatslot4d.com/shiohk/