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Judge Alex to Octomom: Settle your stripping lawsuit on my show!

 
Judge Alex
Judge Alex

By Jose Lambiet

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Former Miami cop-turned-judge Alex Ferrer, host of the Judge Alex television show, has invited Octomom to settle the lawsuit brought against her by a West Palm Beach strip bar on his nationally-syndicated TV show!

While Octomom Nadya Suleman tentatively agreed, the owner of the Congress Avenue mammary Mecca T's Lounge put the kibosh on the project!

"I have no guarantee that she'll show up," Gary Odle tells Gossip Extra. "She had a contract to perform at my club and she never showed up. I kicked around the idea of flying to Los Angeles to do Judge Alex but it's not a good idea."

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