Gosselins Vow to Shut Their Mouths...for Now

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Gosselins Vow to Shut Their Mouths...for Now

Mon., Oct. 12, 2009 6:50 AM PDT by Gina Serpe and Ken Baker

Donna Svennevik/ ABC; Joe Coomber/Sipa via AP Images

We'll believe it when we see it—or rather, when we don't see it, hear it or read about it—but after what we can only imagine was a contentious weekend for anyone bearing the surname Gosselin, something of a détente has been called, at least temporarily, between Jon and Kate.

"We have a truce," Jon's attorney, Mark Heller, told E! News. "Neither side will be commenting until after the hearing."

A noble if exceedingly tardy gesture, to be sure, but all won't be quiet on the Gosselin front for too long: The silence-breaking hearing of which Heller speaks is taking place tomorrow.

The arbitrator's conference will be held in Pennsylvania at an as yet undisclosed location (in other words, not the courthouse) most likely at an attorney's office.

Over the weekend, Kate's attorney, Mark Momjian, told E! News that the duo will attempt to hash out agreements on "economic issues"—all 235,000 of them, we're guessing—during the hearing. Last week, Kate filed for temporary spousal and child support from Jon.

Wow, 24 hours without the Gosselins? What's an entertainment site to cover? Oh, yeah.

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