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Michael Lohan to Dish on Jon Gosselin in Court?

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Nov. 9 2009, Published 10:11 a.m. ET

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Uh oh, is there going to be trouble in BFF paradise for Jon Gosselin and new pal Michael Lohan? As part of TLC's breach of contract suit against Jon, they've subpoenaed Michael as a witness in their case. TLC claims the reality dad was making business deals in violation of their exclusive agreement, RadarOnline.com reports.

It doesn't look good for Jon: "He did deals with me," Michael tells RadarOnline.com."I was working on a deal with him for a Nutrisystem endorsement and a book deal. He got a paid a lot of money for different promotions, clubs, magazines, and by a TV network."

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Jon & Kate Plus 8 advertisers were also reportedly complaining to TLC about Jon's recent behavior which they say interfered with production of the show.

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Michael's playing innocent, saying he didn't know Jon would be in violation of his TLC contract.

"At times he said what we were doing was okay; at times times he said it was a problem. I guess that’s why he got paid cash for so many of the personal appearances so no one would know.

"He would get paid between $2,500-$5,000 or even more," Michael claims. "Some casinos would give him poker chips. I was negotiating a deal for Nutrisystem but when the negative press came out Nutrisystem ran for the hills. We didn’t get to the numbers with Nutrisystem but it would have been six figures."

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