Mother of 14. Limelight seeker. Irresponsible parent. Author?
Nadya Suleman, the famed “Octomom,” has just completed an autobiography, but no one wants to publish it, a source told Radar Online.
“She has been talking with publishers, but it is not nearing a deal,” the source told the gossip website. “She is holding out because she is not being offered a lucrative deal, and she feels like her personal story is worth a lot more than anyone is even interested in paying.”
The large lipped, California resident made national and international headlines last year when she gave birth to octuplets. She has faced mounting criticism when it was discovered that she was not married, unemployed and had already given birth to six children.
Initially, Wendy Leigh — who ghost wrote “My Life with Madonna” — was supposed to write Suleman’s memoir, but quit after learning about the pay and conditions the mother demanded, the source said.
So Suleman, 35, wrote the book herself. As for the title of the book, fans will have to wait … if the autobiography ever comes out.
“She thinks it is clever and will make people want to buy the book,” the source said.
