Fake Stripper Serves Octomom Lawsuit at Hallandale Strip Club
"Octomom To Be Sued For Keeping Her Clothes On"
This past weekend, Nadya "Octomom" Suleman donned a schoolgirl outfit and paraded around stage at The Playhouse South, a Hallandale strip joint.
But, according to Gossip Extra, a weird legal drama unfolded between Suleman's two performances that night.
A process server posing as a stripper was able to get back stage and serve Suleman with a lawsuit from rival strip joint T's Lounge Palm Beach.
According to Gossip Extra, Octomom had locked herself in a dressing room and refused to come out.
If there's one thing we've learned from sitcoms and movies, it's that process servers are masters of disguise. This one apparently looked enough like a stripper to just waltz through the club and she was ultimately able to hand over the lawsuit.
The suit alleges that Octomom was in breach of contract.
She originally signed on with T's strip club for a five-day stretch of performances. She backed out, however, after an employee at the club called her "a little crazy" during an interview with WPEC.
The mother of 14 is slated to appear in a West Palm Beach courtroom next month.
According to experienced strippers working at The Playhouse, Octomom was rather terrible at taking her clothes off for money because she was too "stiff" and couldn't dance.
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