House Mess Blocks Octuplet Homecoming

Grandmother wants her life back

(NEWSER) - Adoption may be an option for Nadya Suleman's octuplets if she can't care for them properly, her mom revealed in an interview with The Insider. "If I could see that she would not be able to take of them financially, I would opt for this," said Angela Suleman, reports Us. While grandma emphasized that she loves all 14 of her grandchildren dearly, their care is overwhelming, she complained. "I can't just live for my daughter, I have my own life," she said. More»

A behind-the-scenes look at Nadya Suleman as her TV special films

(NEWSER) - As the paparazzi follow Nadya Suleman around, a film crew shooting OctoMom: Me & My Fourteen Kids films them filming her…and John Bowe records it for the New York Times Magazine. From the British film director to the children’s welfare representative ensuring labor law compliance, people who expect to dislike Suleman end up finding her surprisingly likable: “These kids are very sweet,” says the labor law rep. “And the mom is very sweet.” More»

But 'I'll just have to retend I didn't,' says Suleman

(NEWSER) - Octomom Nadya Suleman admitted yesterday she "screwed up" when she plotted to wrangle sperm from a boyfriend to father her 14 children. "I screwed up my life, I screwed up my kids' lives," Suleman says on RadarOnline. "What the heck am I going to do? I have to pretend I don't regret it." She also admits now that she wanted the children's father in her life, though she initially insisted that he was only a friend happy to help with her pregnancies. 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»

(NEWSER) - The California hospital where Nadya Suleman's octuplets were born has been fined $250,000 for failing to stop employees from snooping into medical files on the famous case. "It's the hospital's job to prevent these breaches from occurring," said a state official shortly after imposing the fine against the Kaiser Permanente Bellflower hosptial. It was the largest penalty allowed by law. Hospital officials discovered that 23 unauthorized worked examined Suleman's medical records. More»