Octu-Mom, Grandma Face Off in New Vid

Plus, second Octu-Fam video released

(NEWSER) - Nadya Suleman may not be getting her own reality show, but she could make $1 million starring in a porno, TMZ reports. Porn distributor Vivid Entertainment also promised Suleman and her 14 kids medical and dental insurance if she makes more than one. The offer comes on the heels of Radar’s second installment of the bizarre video interview with Suleman and her own mother. More»

Octu-grandma in loan default; Octu-grandpa talking to Oprah

(NEWSER) - Nadya Suleman acknowledges that her 3-bedroom home is too small for her brood of 14, but the family is in danger of losing even that, the Los Angeles Times reports. Records show that the suburban California home, which is owned by the octuplets' grandmother, is in pre-foreclosure, with a projected sale date of June 9. No payments have been made since May 2008; $23,224.98 is past-due. More»

Nadya Suleman more than $450K behind on payments

(NEWSER) - The Octomom finds herself— again —in danger of losing her home. Nadya Suleman is more than $450,000 behind on mortage payments on the La Habra home she bought one year ago, and foreclosure is imminent. The seller—who holds the note on the house—tells TMZ Suleman has been late on three recent payments, failed to make her last monthly payment, and did not make the $450,000 balloon payment that was due March 10. More»

Suleman, Dr Phil, Allred are reportedly hatching 'rescue plan'

(NEWSER) - Nadya Suleman seems to be everywhere these days, but one place you probably won’t see her is the new fertility exhibit at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Odditorium, TMZ reports. Reps from the Hollywood museum are urging the mother of 14 to stay away from the statues, which have reportedly helped more than 2000 women get pregnant just by touching them. More»

(NEWSER) - All the outrage over Nadya Suleman and her octuplets is a little disingenuous, Raina Kelley writes in Newsweek. “Because, in truth, we created Octomom. With our glorification of bizarre behavior, we dare the emotionally needy to shock and appall us,” Kelley writes. “And then we slam them.” At least, Kelley writes, we should learn what's behind our disdain: More»