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Kate Gosselin breaks down over ‘strain’ of adopting rescue dog in tearful TikTok

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Kate Gosselin breaks down over ‘strain’ of adopting rescue dog in tearful TikTok
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Kate Gosselin expressed her emotional struggles in a TikTok video regarding the challenges of adopting a rescue dog named Koda. She shared that managing Koda and her sister Meika has been overwhelming, especially at her age. Despite the difficulties, Gosselin acknowledges the importance of the rescue process and is determined to persevere.

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Celebrity News Kate Gosselin breaks down over ‘strain’ of adopting rescue dog in tearful TikTok By Tamantha Ryan Published May 27, 2026, 9:06 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Kate Gosselin became emotional as she talked about the “strain” of integrating her rescue dog Koda into her home. “I was just crying this morning,” the “Jon & Kate Plus 8” alum shared on TikTok Tuesday while giving a “day 12 update” on the animal. “I’m tired. It’s getting to be a lot, which makes me sound like a baby, but the truth is, I’ve just been on watch constantly hoping nothing, you know, happens and watching them all the time,” she said. Gosselin — who also adopted Koda’s sister, Meika — said it has been “a lot” trying to manage the two dogs’ schedules at age 51.

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