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Porn executive: No pressure in offer to buy 'Octomom' Nadya Suleman's home

Linking LAMORE OCTOMOM HOME DRAMA: Octuplets mom Nadya Suleman has rejected numerous offers from various adult entertainment companies that wanted to do business with her. But with her La Habra house on the brink of foreclosure, the Associated Press says it's possible a porn industry executive might purchase the home so that she and her children can continue to live there:

Vivid Entertainment co-found Steve Hirsch told the Associated Press on Tuesday that he's not trying to pressure Suleman into porn, but he would use her housing woes to start a conversation that brings her to work for Vivid. "There'd be no pressure on her. We're not looking to foreclose on the note, but if nothing else it would give us opportunity to meet with her," Hirsch said. "She's made it clear she doesn't want to do an adult movie. Maybe there are other things we could do that she would be interested in."

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"Maybe there are other things we could do that she would be interested in."...Oh yeah, like what?


It pays to shop around for a mortgage refinance. Mortgage rates have gone down like anything. My brother in law just got a 30-year fixed loan at 3.76% He told me search online for "123 Mortgage Refinance" for the lowest rate.

I think Mr. Hirsh is totally in love with Natalie Doud. He seems to fallen head over heels for her.
Who wouldn't, Natalie is absolutely beautiful, not forgetting to mention her perfect body after 14 kids, WOW!
I know woman with only one child and they don't look as beautiful as the Octomom. I think she should Mr. Hirsh a chance; he seems like he'd make a good father to her children.

Maybe it's all just a made up deal to get all concerned free publicity.
Will she do porn or won't she do porn?
Who cares?
Some PR person probably thinks that he/she is a genius.

It's just a not too bright scheme to lure gullible people into donating to her so she won't fall into the clutches of the evil porn king.

He gets free publicity, she gets donations to support her spending habits, welfare gets scammed again by her and the public continues to be scammed into donating to her unworthy cause.

When will she go away?

Vivid Entertainment is trying to help her out.

Thanks for the laugh, MsSarcia.

A perfect body after FOURTEEN kids, eight of them in ONE pregnancy?
That is a classic. Bwwaaaahaaahaaaa

She doesn't even own this house she is only renting that is all she has ever done....who cares if she has to rent from a Porn industry landlord. And if she can't pay the rent, she best go find a place with lower rent...no story here.


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