'Octomom' Nadya Suleman turns down adult film offer (video)
 

In what may be some of the least surprising news of the day, "Octomom" Nadya Suleman has turned down an offer from Vivid Entertainment to be the star of an adult film. In a new video courtesy of TMZ, the infamous mother of fourteen (whose brood includes one set of octuplets) claims that people had to have "loose morals" in order to agree to such a deal, and she didn't want any part of it.

At this point a few days ago, it looked like the adult film industry was going to be Suleman's only chance to keep her house from facing foreclosure. She owed more than $450,000 on a home, and an offer to host a Game Show Network program went to Jerry Springer over her.
However, Suleman managed to be miraculously saved. It's possible that she may be receiving some assistance from PETA, since there is now a sign outside of her house advertising that pets should not be "octomoms" and should instead be spayed or neutered.
Do you think Nadya is making the right move here, or do you even care? Feel free to share your thoughts below and stay tuned for more of the latest TV news.

Thank God! I don't want to see her naked.

That's bad news.

It's good when people don't have loans.

Can you imagine her taking Vivid on the offer and she gets knocked up again while shooting.

There are many options for her to exploit the media frenzy and make some $, still she has not pursued one yet ?

LOL @ "Octumom" in huge text throughout the story. Someone got fired.

LMAO!
LMAO!


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Suleman?s attorney has already confirmed for CNN that she accepted the PETA offer, which would consist of the organization displaying a billboard lobbying for pet neutering right on her lawn. In exchange for this ?favor,? Suleman will get from PETA about $5,000 a month, ongoing reports suggest, which would be more than enough to allow her to meet monthly payments for the 4-bedroom house.

?Octuplets mother Nadya Suleman, with 14 young mouths to feed and a mortgage to pay off, accepted an offer to use her lawn to promote responsible pet ownership in exchange for cash and food, her lawyer said. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) sent Suleman?s lawyer an offer to pay for placement of a sign in the yard of her La Habra, California, home. The sign would read: ?Don?t let your dog or cat become an ?Octomom.? Always spay or neuter.? The ad features a litter of kittens nursing with their mother,? CNN says.

?The offer is intended to call attention to the dog and cat overpopulation crisis, PETA spokesman Amanda Schinke said. ?Every year, 6 to 8 million animals enter animal shelters, and roughly half of them are euthanized because of a lack of good homes,? she said,? informs the same media outlet. Ironically enough, saying that the ad doesn?t put Suleman in a good light is clearly an understatement, its unveiling already generating very strong reactions in the blogosphere as to how she has lost all trace of dignity.

On the bright side, the collaboration will certainly allow Suleman to continue living in the 4-bedroom house, which she reportedly got for $1.2 million. As it must already be common knowledge by now, Nadya Suleman has 14 children, all of them conceived through in vitro fertilization.