Jon Gosselin has advice for Alec Baldwin and his new TLC reality show: ‘Don’t do it’

Jon Gosselin issued a warning to Alec Baldwin: don’t do reality television.

Gosselin, 47, said in an interview with Entertainment Tonight Tuesday that Baldwin, 66, should think twice about starring in the upcoming TLC reality show, “The Baldwins,” about the actor, his wife Hilaria Baldwin, and their seven children.

“I’d say, ‘Don’t do it. Only because you’ve already made it, you’re like an amazing award-winning actor,’ ” Gosselin said.

Jon Gosselin in Beverly Hills on April 25, 2024. Getty Images

Gosselin infamously starred in TLC’s “Jon & Kate Plus 8” from 2007 to 2017. The show followed Gosselin, his ex-wife Kate Gosselin, and their eight children (twins Mady and Cara and sextuplets Alexis, Aaden, Leah, Joel, Hannah and Collin).

“I did it for the money in the beginning ’cause I didn’t know how I was gonna support my family,” Gosselin said about his reality show.

Alec Baldwin and Hilaria Baldwin with their kids at the 2023 Hamptons International Film Festival. Getty Images

“I sometimes have regrets because they [the kids] didn’t sign a contract, I signed the contract,” he added.

Gosselin continued to voice his concerns for “The Baldwins,” and recalled “the nuclear fallout” that him and his family experienced from their own show.

“I feel like it was more on the network side and being taken advantage of versus the decisions we made because we feel like they forced us into those decisions,” he explained.

“Jon & Kate Plus 8.” NBC Newswire/NBCUniversal via Getty Images
Kate Gosselin and Jon Gosselin in 2008. Getty Images

Gosselin and Kate, 49, went through a tumultuous divorce and then custody battle while their show was still airing. Currently, Gosselin only has a relationship with Hannah and Collin out of his eight children.

Collin, 20, addressed the family rift on Vice TV’s “Dark Side of the 2000s” that aired last year and accused his mother of abuse, which she denied. His father backed up his claims.

Hannah, who is also estranged from her mother, took part in the ET interview with her dad and offered advice to any parents, like Baldwin, that are getting into reality TV.

“Just make sure your kids are okay and happy,” the 20-year-old said.

“And that’s what they want to do, like, obviously it is their choice,” she added. “I would say like look out for your kids in that aspect, in that world. Because it’s a crazy world.”

Jon Gosselin and Kate Gosselin in 2009. Amy Sussman

Baldwin and his wife announced their TLC series in June.

The show will follow the couple and their seven kids: Iliaria Catalina Irena, 21 months; María Lucía Victoria, 3; Eduardo Pao Lucas, 3; Romeo Alejandro David, 6; Leonardo Ángel Charles, 7; Rafael Thomas, 8; and Carmen Gabriela, 10. 

Ireland Baldwin, 28, who is Alec’s daughter with his ex-wife Kim Basinger, will seemingly not appear in the show.

Alec Baldwin with his family at the “Boss Baby” premiere in 2021. Getty Images

TLC’s description for “The Baldwins” — set to premiere in 2025 — reads: “Alec and Hilaria Baldwin have been making headlines since they were married nearly 12 years ago. In this TLC follow-doc series, Alec and Hilaria invite viewers into the home they share with their seven growing kids. For the first time, they’re opening up their family lives and bringing everyone in to join in the non-stop love, laughter and drama.”

Last week, The Post confirmed that TLC was shooting content for the reality show during Baldwin’s “Rust” manslaughter trial.

The “30 Rock” star and his family were followed by cameras in Santa Fe, where he was on trial for the October 2021 shooting of Halyna Hutchins, a cinematographer on the set of “Rust.”

“The filming is full speed ahead,” a TLC source said. “The trial will probably be a storyline.”

Alec Baldwin during his trial for the “Rust” shooting. Getty Images

Two sources told The Post that producers were factoring in the outcome of the trial into their storylines and production.

Baldwin’s trial ended on July 12 when Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer ordered the charges against the “Saturday Night Live” alum be dropped.

She made the stunning decision due to indications that the prosecution withheld crucial ammunition evidence from the defense.

The court also determined that Baldwin could not be recharged in the case — effectively ending the criminal proceedings against him.

Alec Baldwin in court after his shooting charges were dropped. Getty Images

Baldwin was accused of firing the gun that killed Hutchins. According to incident reports, Baldwin allegedly picked up a gun that he didn’t realize was loaded with a live round. Police say that he pointed it at Hutchins and fired once, striking her.

Prosecutors accused him of reckless behavior that caused the 42-year-old mother’s death.

Baldwin and his legal team countered that he didn’t know that the gun was loaded.

The trial lasted for three days before the judge threw out the entire case. Baldwin visibly sobbed and his family celebrated when they were told of the shocking ruling.

He issued a statement on Instagram thanking his supporters after the charges were officially dropped.

“To all of you, you will never know how much I appreciate your kindness toward my family,” he wrote.

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