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VIDEO: Kate Gosselin Feared A Judge Would Take Away Her Kids!

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June 7 2010, Published 8:44 a.m. ET

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Following the premiere of Kate Plus 8 on Sunday night, TLC aired an eye-opening special look at a post-divorce Kate Gosselin, and RadarOnline.com has all the details, including Kate's shocking revelation that when her ex-husband Jon launched a custody battle, she read about it on the internet!

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Kate went on to admit that "every mother's greatest fear is that they're horrible" at mothering, and that a judge would take her children away from her.

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Kate's bodyguard and good friend Steve Neild also speaks for the first time and opens up about "threats left in the mailbox, threats left at the front door."

On a more upbeat note, Neild talked about how Kate has finally learned to relax around her fans, but that sometimes an over-zealous fan can be an unexpected danger.

Kate is shown breaking down on the day she learned her ex-husband Jon was going to contest their custody agreement, a battle he has since dropped.

Kate Plus 8 airs Sunday at 9 pm on TLC.

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