Vivid Offers Octomom Job on Porn Film Crew

LOS ANGELES — Vivid Entertainment has offered Octomom Nadya Suleman a job as a film production assistant for $1000 a day.

TMZ has obtained a letter from Vivid co-founder Steve Hirsch that he sent to Suleman saying he feels her pain considering the looming foreclosure on her home and he’s willing to give her a job working on XXX movies — several of which are scheduled for October.

The letter says that Suleman would receive on-the-job training and not have to perform sex or be nude.

There was no word from the Suleman camp at post time.

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