Kate's Still Wearing Her Ring; Jon Gets 'Mad'

By Ethan Lascity posted Jun 24th 2009 1:00PM

Jon Gosselin is angered by his wife's statements, while she is keeping the ring on for the children.

It's been nearly two days since the world was turned upside-down by news of the impending divorce of reality stars Jon and Kate Gosselin. However, news is still coming out from the the couple—especially from Kate's camp. Jon and Kate File Divorce Papers

First, as seen by photos from Splash News, Mrs. Gosselin is still wearing her wedding ring! And according to Kate, is for her children's sake. Talking on the Today show, People senior editor Kate Conye said the mother of eight isn't ready to take the band off, even though her marriage is over.

"She stopped and thought about it and realized that if her kids saw that visible indication that the marriage was over, that it would just devastate them," Coyne told Matt Lauer.

Now, we aren't ones to call someone's bluff, but with the oldest child—Mady and Cara—at age 8, would they really notice, or even care, if their mother took her ring off? Our guess is no, but then again, we aren't raising eight children.

Second, People has an exclusive interview with Kate hitting newsstands Friday. Kate tells the magazine, "On a good day, I feel relief. ... On a bad day, I feel failure." Which, really, is what you can expect from a divorcee. Kate goes on to tell the magazine that when she realized divorce was inevitable, "I curled up in a ball and I sobbed. I couldn't breathe; I was hyperventilating." What Divorce Really Feels Like

Also in the interview, Kate supposedly spills all with regard to how she and Jon told the children and what she is looking forward to in the future.

Meanwhile, Jon Gosselin isn't pleased with Kate's comments about the marriage, Entertainment Tonight is reporting.

For those who need a little background, in a statement Monday night, Kate said:

"Over the course of this weekend, Jon's activities have left me no choice but to file legal procedures in order to protect myself and our children. ... While there are reasons why it was appropriate and necessary for me to initiate this proceeding, I do not wish to discuss those reasons at this time, in the hope that all issues will be resolved amicably between Jon and myself. As always, my first priority remains our children."

Jon's response?