Nadya Suleman, who made news in January when she gave birth to octuplets, signed a deal last week for a reality show. Her 14 children will earn a total of $250,000 over three years for 71 days of shooting, or about $250 a day each. The program will be “not so intrusive,” said Suleman’s lawyer, and is being produced by the company behind The Biggest Loser and Breaking Bonaduce.
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