Octomom Asks Fans to Send Money for a New Home

Paul Warner/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) -- Nadya Suleman turned to stripping to make money to support her 14 children, but now she’s decided to reach out to fans for help.

The so-called Octomom has set up the website GoFundMe.com, where she’s asking fans for donations so she can raise $150,000 to get a house of her own. “I am having to move out of my home soon and I’m very close to being able to buy a home for my kids. Your support is appreciated,” Suleman states.

TMZ reports Suleman’s home in La Habra, Calif., has gone into foreclosure, and sources say she has two weeks to vacate the premises.

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