Coming Soon: Octomom TV

With an estimated monthly outlay of $2,000 for formula alone, octuplet mom Nadya Suleman is exploring revenue sources.
Suleman's attorney confirms that Suleman probably will sign a deal very soon to feature her and her family of 14 children in a reality TV show.
Earlier this week, Suleman told the Whittier Daily News that she is contemplating applying for federal assistance to feed her 14 children. "If I need to apply for [the Women, Infants and Children program] to provide my babies with formula, then I'm going to," she told the newspaper.
WIC provides federal grants to states for food, health-care referrals and nutrition education for low-income women and children up to age 5 who are found to be at nutritional risk.
As for the reality show, the amount of money Suleman would earn, and how long the show runs for, would depend upon the ratings.
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