Now that she’s pimped herself out to as many “entertainment” TV shows as possible, Octo-mom Nadya Suleman has enough money to purchase a new house. (Or at least enough for a sizable down payment.)
More on the Suleman’s new residential daycare in a bit. Right now I’m more interested in the reason why Nadya’s publicist dumped her like a ton of bricks. According to reports, Victor Munoz quit Suleman three days ago claiming that the mother of 14 is “nuts” and “greedy.”
“It just got to be too much,” Munoz told Us Weekly. “It’s pretty much a free for all over there right now. They are freaking out right now. Not to sound arrogant, but those people depended on me for everything. You have no idea what I’ve had to do for these people.”
Munoz is the second publicist to separate himself from the reproductive queen in less than a month. Suleman’s first publicist, Joann Killeen, stepped down after she received over 100 graphic e-mails threatening to throw her into a wood chipper and dispose of her body parts in the ocean.
Munoz says he didn’t receive the same threats, but doesn’t want anything to do with Suleman nonetheless.
“Nadya got real greedy. This woman is nuts,” Munoz told Us. “This I can say: what ultimately destroyed the business arrangement was personal reasons.”
No word on whether Munoz helped broker the deal for Suleman to move into her new digs and receive free childcare.
The 2,583-foot four-bedroom, three-bathroom house in Orange County, California is about twice the size of the one Suleman is currently residing in with her mother and six other children. It was listed at $564,900 and Suleman and her older children are expected to move in this weekend.
Next week a few of the octuplets are reportedly scheduled to be join Suleman at the new home. In addition to the new babies, a free fleet of skilled nurses will be sharing space in the semi-new house.
The mother of the U.S.’s longest-surviving octuplets has reportedly accepted help from Angels in Waiting, a nonprofit organization that will provide around-the-clock nurses for the newborns.
P.S. TV doc Phil McGraw sent out a release claiming that he helped arrange the free nurses, along with famed attorney Gloria Allred. You can hear McGraw toot his horn again today and tomorrow when he dedicates two shows to the efforts underway to care for the octuplets.