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Octomom Nadya Suleman Facing Eviction Again

After months of being bailed out to cover her monthly mortgage notes, Octomom Nadya Suleman faces eviction if she can’t make February’s payment.

Vivid Entertainment founder Steven Hirsch attempted to pay Suleman’s February mortgage payment, but the mother of 14 children rejected his offer.

Hirsch met with Amer Haddadin, the real estate developer who owns Suleman’s home, to discuss the possibility of buying the $450,000 note.

But after reviewing the mortgage documents, Hirsch’s attorneys advised him that there were details within the loan papers that prevented the porn company’s CEO from moving forward.

Hirsch claims that his only motive was to help Suleman’s 14 kids, which is bullshit considering his past offers to “help” her.

He offered Suleman $1 million in February 2009 to appear in a porn flick, but she declined that proposal and two other offers that didn’t involve performing.

One was to be a production assistant at Vivid’s studios and the other was to host night club parties for Vivid at the Adult Entertainment Expo.

“We have been exploring ways to develop a business relationship with Nadya, which would assist her with her housing issues,” Hirsch said. “She’s a fascinating personality and we had hoped to be able to help her with her financial situation.”

Only the CEO of a porn company would find Suleman “fascinating,” but the fact is Hirsch has had ulterior motives for helping her.

He desperately wanted Suleman to accept his initial offer of $1 million to have her appear in a porn flick that his company could produce and ultimately profit from.

For Hirsch to suggest his only interest was to help her kids insults the intelligence of everyone with a modicum of common sense.

Suleman got herself into this mess and unfortunately it’s her kids that are going to suffer the most. Rejecting Hirsch’s offer is probably the smartest thing she’s done since allowing herself to be implanted with embryos.

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