Cops Quiz Octuplet Mom Over Son's Black Eye

Police, social services visit Octomom Nadya Suleman

(NEWSER) - Social workers visited Nadya Suleman's home last night after an official complaint—by the Octomom's own hairstylist—that her 14 children are living in "general neglect." TMZ has the pictures that triggered the investigation, and while some of the allegations are less than hard-hitting (the kids are barefoot outside?! Horrors!), others are admittedly gross (children pooping in an outdoor training potty because only one indoor toilet works) and/or disturbing (Suleman allegedly locked the kids in a bedroom, blocking the door with a chair). Police officers and social service workers did not find the kids to be in danger during last night's visit, KTLA reports, but the inquiry will continue. More»

RadarOnline allegedly lacked permit to film minors

(NEWSER) - California labor officials have cited RadarOnline for breaking labor laws in its coverage of octuplet mom Nadya Suleman, the Los Angeles Times reports. On March 17, the day the first two of the octuplets returned home from the hospital, a crew filmed the infants for the gossip site without first obtaining an entertainment permit, a requisite for filming any individuals aged 15 days to 18 years. 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»

Suleman reveals tantalizing hints about father of her 14 kids

(NEWSER) - The secret father of Nadya Suleman's octuplets was stunned and furious when he found out about her multiple pregnancy, she tells Radar. "He was speechless. He couldn't even utter a word to me," she said. "He was so angry at the doctor. He said, 'Doesn't that doctor know that you have five kids already?'" (In fact, she already had six children.) More»

Nursing charity to provide care for octuplets worth up to $135K per month

(NEWSER) - Octuplet mom Nadya Suleman has agreed to accept free round-the-clock nursing and child care from the nonprofit group Angels In Waiting, the Los Angeles Times reports. The babies, expected to leave the hospital within weeks, will also have a bigger home to go to. Suleman's father has bought a four-bedroom home in Orange County nearly twice as big as the one currently housing Suleman, her other six children and her mom, People reports. More»