Starved for attention and desperate for money, the woman known as “Octomom” has posed nude for the British magazine “Closer.” Nadya Suleman, whose home goes up for auction this Thursday was paid 10,000 US dollars to take off her clothes for the magazine cover and inside spread.“Octomom” said she’d never pose nude, but because her home has been in and out of foreclosure and her mother’s home is also in foreclosure , she’s desperate to bring in some cash. Raising 14 kids has taken its toll on her and she’s hinted more than a few times she regrets a lot of the decisions she’s made in her life.Attorney Jeff Czech said Tuesday that with 14 children to care for, Suleman can’t hold down a regular job to pay bills and “does whatever she can.” Suleman was offered a million dollars a while back to do a pornographic film but thank god she declined. Someday she would have 14 kids to answer to on that decision.As much as I despise ” Octomom” for bringing 14 kids into the world without thinking about how to provide for them, I still feel badly for her kids who might possibly be going to bed at night hungry because the single mom can’t afford to feed them.
Octomom Files for Bankruptcy, Delays Auction of Her Home
By Kathleen Perricone | Now: Your Daily Dose of Celebrity News – 8 hours ago
Octomom is broke. (Splash News)Just one day after Nadya "Octomom" Suleman insisted "I am making money" and could afford a $520 haircut, she claimed Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The single mom-of-14 filed in federal court on Friday, three days before her graffiti-covered La Habra, California, home was set to hit the auction block because she hasn't made a mortgage payment in a year. In the court papers, the 36-year-old listed her assets as $50,000 and her debts up to $1 million. Amongst her creditors: Verizon Wireless, bottled water company Sparkletts, Indy Mac Mortgage, Orkin Pest Control, the Department of Motor Vehicles, a Christian school, and the gas, electric, and water companies. "I have had to make some very difficult decisions this year and filing Chapter 7 was one of them," Suleman, who is on welfare, said in a statement on Monday. "But I have to do what is best for my children and I need a fresh start."
Suleman's filing postpones the auction of her home, but not for long. Amir Haddadin, the man who loaned Octomom $450,000 so she could buy the residence, tells RadarOnline that the new date is May 7. As for her going bankrupt, he adds, "This is not surprising … and now the bank will have to deal with it." But although he would like to recoup the money he lost for giving Suleman and her 14 children a place to live, Haddadin doesn't want to see them homeless. "I feel so sorry for those children and I worry about them. What kind of life are they living now? Going to the bathroom in the backyard of the house in portable toilets -- they aren't animals. Does Nadya realize that? Truly, what kind of life can these children have with her as a mother?"
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