Jon Gosselin tells Alec Baldwin reality TV is a bad idea: 'Run the other way'
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Famed reality star Jon Gosselin offered Alec Baldwin words of wisdom after the "Rust" actor announced his own involvement in non-scripted TV with his family.
"My advice to Alec is to run the other way. Enjoy your career and your family. And, enjoy your life with your kids. We're all not getting any younger." "I don't think it's a good idea to put your family on television, especially your children. You're a successful actor. You're already scrutinized for certain things, and now you're going to put seven children into the public eye." "You're just going to incur costs and stress, and, why don't you just live your life and be wealthy and go get a boat or something like that, document stuff on Instagram?" Tracy Wright is an entertainment reporter for Fox News Digital. Send story tips to Tracy.Wright@fox.com.
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