Jon Gosselin Says He Might Not Recognize Twin Daughters in Person

Yeah, 2017, 2018 was the last time I saw Joel, Aiden, Alexis, and Leah. I saw them one more time. If you read in Colin's book, he had a visitation, a forced visitation, that did not go very well, and it was very heartbreaking. I did see them again in person, but I haven't seen them since because they moved. So, yeah. I haven't seen Matt and Karen, like, forever. Yeah. I wouldn't be able to pick them out in the street. I have pictures of them, but I still wouldn't be able to pick them out in the street. That's how much. I haven't seen them. I miss graduations. I miss proms. I was alienated from all that stuff. I don't know anything about my twins, if they have boyfriends or girlfriends or what favorite color they have now. If they drive a car, I know nothing. I've been alienated since they were 13 years old. And like alienation, like silence. Like I've never heard their voice. Like one day I was an all active everyday parent and it's upsetting. I know, and people are gonna hate hearing this, You know, I was just cut out of their lives. They, I guess, believe the narrative of TLC, that I'm a s***bag, and that I don't want to see them. And just like Kate told Colin, I don't want to see him. And Kate in court told me that Colin doesn't want to see me. And then I didn't hear from him for five years. You know, and I believe that's exactly what she said to Maddie and Kara. And that's their mother, and they believed her, and that was it.