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Octomom Will Go On A Date With You For Cash
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Octomom has put herself up for auction on a dating site.The opening bid for a date with the mother of 14 starts at $500, according to KTLA. The LA Times has a full screenshot of her profile.
Her online bio reads:
"My name is Nadya. I have 14 children. I am a single mom and have been celibate for 14 years, all my children were through IVF. If I have to describe myself I would say I am full of energy, love to work out (when I can get a chance), I am very athletic and love to laugh."
The 37-year-old is hard up for money to pay her mortgage and she's been doing just about everything (except for hardcore porn) to try to make some money. She's stripped, she's rapped and she's starred in a solo sex vid. She is even asking for $150K to help buy her kids a new home, and so far she's gotten about $2,600.Now she's hoping Prince Charming will come along and pay a little money to go on a date with her. She says her ideal date is doing "something athletic" before heading out to a nice dinner.
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