Octo-Mom Thought Sex Tape Would Turn Her Into A Kardashian & Make Her Rich, Says Pal
Oct. 31 2012, Published 10:00 a.m. ET
By Amber Goodhand - RadarOnline.com News Editor
Nadya "Octo-Mom" Suleman made a bold move this summer by taping a porn movie and RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned it's because she saw what it did for the Kardashians and was hoping it would do the same for her!
Nadya shot a solo performance video for the adult entertainment company Wicked Pictures in which she was self-pleasuring herself, and told pals she did the porn expecting that it would catapult her career like it did Kim Kardashian's.
"All Nadya talked about was doing porn to make millions," the insider revealed.
"She even compared herself to the Kardashians, hoping to become famous and make tons of money."
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Nadya claims she made the film to overcome her fears of intimacy and sexuality — not for the money — but the insider insists the mother of 14 had hit rock bottom and money was the number one reason she did it.
"Nadya tends to get obsessive compulsive over something and her immaturity leads her to make impulsive decisions," the friend said.
"She really, truly thought she was going to end up as successful as Kim Kardashian."
Octo-Mom entered a rehab treatment facility over the weekend and another source close to her exclusively told RadarOnline.com that she suffers from major psychological issues.
"Nadya absolutely does have major psychological issues though that have been untreated for years and she should be getting help for those very complicated problems," the source said.
"This trip to rehab is probably just another ploy for Nadya to get publicity and money from media outlets that pay her for pictures and stories. Nadya leads a very sad and lonely life. You have to remember, she is surrounded by children all day every day and has very little interaction with adults."
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