Joe and Bessie Gato.
Ron Adar / M10S / MegaIt works! After three months of separation from Joe Gato, Bessie Gatto Giving Our weekly An exclusive look at their coparenting relationship.
“We’ll always have a family,” said the 39-year-old California native, who is on the board of Animal Haven and Second Chance Rescue NYC Dogs. Us Thursday, April 7th. “Our children deserve to have both of us in their lives and to make us both happy and prosperous. We want our beautiful kids to be friends and classmates and always put them first and do what is best for our family. “
Bessie, who shared with 45-year-old Milana, 6, and Remington, 4 Unreal funny guy alum, added that they have “a lot of honest conversations”.
He explained, “We are very lucky to have made it easy for all of us. Most of the time, that is not the case [divorced parents]. But it’s the best thing for us and the kids. We still have a lot of laughter and family time. “
The former couple got married in September 2013, and are set to welcome Milna and Remington in 2015 and 2017, respectively. The pair announced their breakup in January, with Joe simultaneously announcing his departure from the reality show.
“With love and respect, we decided to separate. Although we will no longer be a couple, we will always have a family for our beautiful children and we look forward to being co-parents together, “Access wrote in a joint statement at the time.” We urge you to please respect our privacy since We’re navigating this new chapter together. And of course, we’re still going to help the animals and rescue the dog, which we’re both interested in! “
Spending time with Milna and Remington keeps the couple “busy”, much to their chagrin. Us Thursday is about their split afterlife.
“Milana is very active and loves gymnastics, dance and tennis,” she said. “Remington loves horseback riding, swimming and football. They like to be on Joe’s show and have appeared on stage a few times. So far, however, they want to be either astronauts or veterinarians. Either works for me. “
In addition to the activities of the two youngsters, Bessie Animal Haven and Second Chances Rescue have filled her hands on the board of NYC Dogs. He currently has 20 pitches of his own, but that number “goes up and down.”
Bessie says Us“It sounds a bit crazy to say the numbers out loud, but mostly takes up very little space except for the younger seniors and my heart, of course. … With senior adoption, you never know how long you’ve been with them. But no matter how long or short their time [is] With us, each of them is very dear and cherished. I’m very excited about the senior adoption, and I don’t think they get enough attention or exposure. “
With reporting by Diana Cooper
