Mom Delivers 8 Babies

(NEWSER) - The octuplets mom now has two fewer people in her life: The husband-and-wife publicity team who represented her has quit because of death threats, the Los Angeles Times reports. "They hope I die, they hope my business goes under, they want to rip her uterus out," said JoAnn Killeen, who had taken on Nadya Suleman as a client for free. "They say I should be anesthetized and put down like a dog." More»

(NEWSER) - The woman who recently gave birth to octuplets has been released from a Los Angeles-area hospital, the Times reports. Where Nadya Suleman will go, or whether any of her eight infants will accompany her, is uncertain. Doctors had suggested that she would be released while her children remained under supervision. Suleman has another 6 children at home. More»

She lives with parents; babies' grandpa plans to return to work

(NEWSER) - The California woman who gave birth to octuplets last week already has six kids at home, and never expected that fertility treatment would leave her with a brood of 14, her mother tells the Los Angeles Times. The woman declined the option of having any of the embryos selectively removed after she learned that she was expecting multiple births. More»

Calif. decides Michael Kamrava presents danger to the public

(NEWSER) - If Nadya Suleman ever decides that 14 kids isn't enough, she won't be able to turn to Beverly Hills fertility doctor Michael Kamrava for help. Kamrava, who helped Suleman conceive octuplets when she already had six children, and implanted seven embryos in a 49-year-old woman who only wanted one baby , has had his license revoked by California's medical board, reports the Los Angeles Times . More»

Suleman holds yard sale to raise funds for $450K house payment

(NEWSER) - Octomom Nadya Suleman, facing foreclosure if she can't make a $450,000 balloon mortgage payment next month, spent the weekend hawking her "memorabilia." Items, including eight "little devil" Halloween costumes and an autographed nursing bra, were on sale at a yard sale outside Suleman's Los Angeles County home. "She's struggling right now," her lawyer tells People. "Things have begun to get dire. But several times in the past, just when things got bad, the money comes in. She's hopeful things will work out." More»