Nadya Suleman: No "American Idol"

Maybe she thought Angelina Jolie was doing a reality show, too.

Nadya Suleman, not an obvious contender for the next "American Idol" (unless she can sing and dance really well) will instead become the center of her own reality T.V. show.

According to reports, Suleman's show will be bankrolled by a European production studio.

And like a trainwreck, the producers must be hoping that viewers will stop to watch single mother Suleman, living off of welfare in practically-bankrupt California, somehow raising her 14 children.

Suleman became famous in January, after she was identified as the mother of octuplets. It was later learned that Suleman was single, unemployed, living off of welfare, a graduate student, and had been artificially inseminated ... after already having had six other children.

Suleman's lawyer, Jeff Czech, told the Associated Press that the proposed show wouldn't be quite as fully-filmed (read: boring) as shows such as "Big Brother" or "John and Kate Plus 8," but would be "less intrusive."