During the same interview in which Jon Gosselin admitted to Dr. Oz that none of his kids reached out to him after he was diagnosed with COVID-19, he also expressed his plan to reconcile with them. "I've said before I'm welcoming them back into our house and if they're willing to come or reach out or anything like that," he explained, per E! News. "I'm more putting it on them because I've reached out and given the olive branch. Now I can't explain half the things I've done in the past or why I've done things but maybe those are table conversations we can have in person. I'm opening my house in open arms if they're willing to come."
Jon then detailed why he cannot explicitly reach out to them himself. "I can't really reach out to them and there's legalities," he said, per Us Weekly. "I can't go to where they move, it would be trespassing." It seems as if his media interviews are the only way to possibly connect with his children.
"I guess my plight to them or what I really want to say is I love you, my door is always open, you're welcome anytime, there's no regrets or hard feelings or any of those negative things. You can always come see me or come see Hannah and Collin," he concluded.
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