Octomom's Publicist Resigns, Cites Wave of Death Threats
Nadya Suleman, aka the “Octomom,” the controversial mother of eight in vitro babies lost her pro-bono publicist yesterday. Joann Killeen, President of the Killeen Furtney Group said she could handle the media but was not prepared for the slew of nasty emails and voicemails.
However, Suleman now has an agent which is what she needs anyway to land endorsements, a reality show contract, or anything that will generate the estimated $1.5 million needed to care for her children.
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