TLC star Kate Gosselin appears to mock Asians in Twitter snap

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Last Updated : Jun 25 2013 | 3:05 PM IST

Kate Gosselin has sparked controversy by appearing to make fun of Asians, by pulling back the skin around her eyes, in a newly surfaced pic on Twitter on Sunday.

The racist photo of the former 'Kate Plus 8' star, whose eight children are all of quarter-Korean descent, was posted under the user name Katie Deen, Us magazine reported.

In the controversial pic, the 38-year-old mum can be seen wearing a red halter-top with what appears to be a Geisha or sumo-inspired headpiece, as she pulls back the skin around her eyes, which is a commonly recognized mocking gesture for Asians.

Gosselin can be seen wearing her wedding band in the snap, suggesting that the photo may have been taken before she divorced her husband Jon Gosselin, in 2009.

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First Published: Jun 25 2013 | 2:52 PM IST

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