Nadya Suleman’s Publicist Victor Munoz Quits, Confirms She’s Nuts

Victor Munoz is the second of Octomom Nadya Suleman’s publicists to quit since her meteoric rise to infamy. Munoz is now free to let us know that she’s crazy - even though, in his appearance on “Larry King Live,” he went on and on about how normal she is.

While Nadya’s other former publicist, Joann Killeen, says she stepped down because she was receiving death threats, Munoz simply grew tired of Nadya’s dependency and antics. Says Munoz, “Nadya got real greedy. This woman is nuts. This I can say: What ultimately destroyed the business arrangement was personal reasons.” Munoz goes on to reveal that the Suleman family depended on him for “everything.” 

Which is especially interesting given that, in an interview conducted by Dr. Phil McGraw on “Larry King Live” back on February 27th, Munoz said Nadya was a sweet, level-headed lady. Publicists are so full of poo:

MCGRAW: All right. Everybody is concerned — and, you know, of course I’ve spent my live dealing with mental illness and all types of human functioning. As you spend, probably, more time right now with Nadya than anyone, are you concerned about her level of problem solving, her level of problem recognition?

MUNOZ: You know what, I don’t. At first, before I met her and I was watching her on television and, also, I was thinking the same thing. But getting to know her and really understanding her — I mean I think I spend more time with her than just about anybody does right now. And the more I get to know her, the more I know she is level- headed. You know, there’s — I mean there’s nothing wrong with her. She’s a sweet lady.

Was it the fact that she had 14 children, no job and no discernible plans for ensuring their future that gave it away? Whatever the reason, Munoz has already met with lawyers in order to discuss his confidentiality agreement. If the Sulemans can capitalize on their situation, why shouldn’t Munoz be able to, too?

Nadya Suleman’s publicist quits: ‘This woman is nuts!’ [LA Times]