New video shows Jon Gosselin and Kate Gosselin talking about their split and hinting at an upcoming divorce, or something they want to seem dramatic.

Meanwhile, Jon has been looking for an apartment, and it looks like he found one he likes. The apartment is in Trump Place on Manhattan’s Upper West Side with an estimated price tag of $3,200 per month. The children are currently living with Kate in the couple’s $1.1 million dollar home in Wernersville, Pennsilvania.

With viewers of the show dwindling as hatred for Kate, and her treatment of the children further distancing viewers, TLC says there will be a "big announcement" on the next episode of the show. It would seem that announcement could be Jon and Kate living separately, Jon and Kate divorcing, or a bigger surprise like Jon finding a job in New York where he had to find an apartment.

Kate really tried to make it look like she was getting all emotional over Jon being away, and they weren’t filmed together.

We think the couple are getting divorced, but we’ll have to wait and see.

The ladies on The View ate Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag alive during their lame interview on Monday. Speidi have some skills promoting themselves, but they are also fools. What these two don’t see is how everything they are doing will affect them in the years to come. The ladies from The View tried to warn them, but these two "live in the moment," so giving them advice is just a waste of breath.

Anna Paquin, from X-Men, appeared on season two of the vampire show True Blood, and did a scene without any clothes on.

See video of Paquin’s full scene here.

While Conan O’Brien tries to record promos for local news stations Norm Macdonald distracted Conan so much he could barely get through it.

Have you watched Conan since he took over The Tonight Show?

Bryan Masche and Jenny Masche, who are the parents of sextuplets, have a show that competes now with the Gosselins called Raising Sextuplets, which premiered last night.

Bryan and Jenny Masche vow their new show on WE TV, Raising Sextuplets, and their marriage, will not come under fire like Jon and Kate Gosselin. If anything, the Masches say Jon & Kate Plus 8 will be their guideline for what not to do.

"I’m like, ’Oh my gosh, that’s scary. How can we protect our family and do this and have fun without anything negative happening?’ I think we’re both wise enough to learn from those mistakes [of the Gosselins], instead of thinking, ’Well, that would never happen to us," Jenny told New York’s Daily News.

Sextuplets follows the Masches and their sextuplets, who turn 2 on Thursday, the day of the premiere. The couple has "ground rules" for themselves and the show, which films the Lake Havasu City, Ariz., family five days a month. The Masches will end the series — spawned from a 2007 special — if a family member wants to quit. Jenny, a physician’s assistant in an ER, and Bryan, a pharmaceutical salesman, are also determined not to treat the series as a means of getting a paycheck.

"[Jon & Kate Plus 8] has really changed who those people are. It went from being a show about people who have sextuplets and twins to a show about people who have a show. Neither of them even work anymore," Bryan said.

Fellow reality-TV mom Tori Spelling agrees that Jon & Kate isn’t quite the show it once was. The actress, who co-stars with her clan on Home Sweet Hollywood, told Extra that Jon & Kate has gone to "an odd place" amid all the media reports and scrutiny about the couple’s rocky marriage. The latest Us Weekly reports that Jon cheated on Kate on her birthday.

"I loved the fact that they were a normal family; they weren’t in Hollywood," Spelling said. "It’s hard for me now to see them on the cover of People magazine… I hope they’re prepared for what they are going through and just know that this too shall pass. … Good luck to them."

Fame and fortune change people. We’ll see if the Masche couple are the same in a few years on the air.