Every parent's nightmare: Octomom Nadya Suleman looks at her wits' end at airport security with her 14 children

By Daily Mail Reporter


Wits' end: Nadya Suleman, aka Octomom, looked rather frustrated today at LAX airport


Negotiating a the lengthy queues of a busy airport security with even one small child can be enough to make any parent tear their hair out.

So it is easy to see why Nadya Suleman, better known as Octomom, looked more than a little frazzled at LAX today.

The 34-year-old was the picture of frustration as she herded her brood of 14 through the airport.


With her face scrunched up, and her veins popping, Nadya appeared to have been caught mid-scream.

The most famous mother in America did have some help on hand, but even so, it's a task few parents would envy.

The children did appear to be behaving themselves, waiting by the security screening conveyor patiently and accepting bottles of water from their mother to sip.

Some of Nadya's older children took the octuplets hands' to ensure they didn't scamper off.

Every parent's nightmare: The 34-year-old took charge of her 14 children at airport security


In fact, apart from Suleman's clearly frazzled appearance, the situation seemed rather under control, compared to the nightmare a US tabloid claimed Octomom had spoken of in a recent interview.

Suleman has slammed In Touch magazine's supposed interview, where she is claimed to have said her octuplets 'disgusted' her and described her older children as 'animals.'

Speaking this week to ITV's Lorraine Kelly from LA, Nadya said: 'I would die for my kids, I love my kids, they’re my life, and I love them more than anything I’ve ever known.

'I don’t know where they got this information, obviously it’s all fabricated and it’s sad.'

'I’ve never ever given an interview with In Touch magazine – I believe that was the American tabloid. I was the last to hear about any of this actually, I don’t watch TV I don’t have internet.

'Yes, they're all mine': Nadya angrily talks to a security guard


She added: 'I did an interview with The Sun – that was about a month ago, that was a tabloid. They came to the house and I do have a little bit of a dry, sarcastic twisted sense of humour… I think the only joke I made reference to was I do the forty miles a week on a StairMaster, I climb, that’s my survival or I’d be suicidal, and I was joking.

'I shouldn’t have joked liked that, but If you know me that’s the way I kind of joke, unfortunately.'

Asked if she plans to sue In Touch, Nadya said: 'They’re making this up and suing is a process, it would monopolise quite a bit of time and energy and money, so I need to just keep moving forward as I have been doing and stay strong.

'I realise I must ignore these claims, they’re erroneous, and they’re false. This is not the first time - ninety-five per cent of what has been said in tabloids, especially in America, have been lies literally pulled out of thin-air.'

Claims: She has angrily denied allegations by a tabloid that she said her children are 'animals' and 'disgust' her


Addressing the alleged quotes that she locks herself in the bathroom for hours to escape her children, Nadya said: 'I do not lock myself in anywhere. If I’m lucky, when they’re all sleeping in the middle of the night, I can get a five minute shower – that’s if I’m lucky.

'In regards to my children, I love and adore every single one. They are my teachers I learn more from my kids then I have any professor in all my life.'

'I am fully capable of raising very extraordinary, brilliant and healthy children… I never said the word animals but I joked and said maybe little Tasmanian devils, running around, taking over the house. And again, it’s a sense of humour. What the heck, do I stop being me?'


source:dailymail

Every parent's nightmare: Octomom Nadya Suleman looks at her wits' end at airport security with her 14 children

By Daily Mail Reporter


Wits' end: Nadya Suleman, aka Octomom, looked rather frustrated today at LAX airport


Negotiating a the lengthy queues of a busy airport security with even one small child can be enough to make any parent tear their hair out.

So it is easy to see why Nadya Suleman, better known as Octomom, looked more than a little frazzled at LAX today.

The 34-year-old was the picture of frustration as she herded her brood of 14 through the airport.


With her face scrunched up, and her veins popping, Nadya appeared to have been caught mid-scream.

The most famous mother in America did have some help on hand, but even so, it's a task few parents would envy.

The children did appear to be behaving themselves, waiting by the security screening conveyor patiently and accepting bottles of water from their mother to sip.

Some of Nadya's older children took the octuplets hands' to ensure they didn't scamper off.

Every parent's nightmare: The 34-year-old took charge of her 14 children at airport security


In fact, apart from Suleman's clearly frazzled appearance, the situation seemed rather under control, compared to the nightmare a US tabloid claimed Octomom had spoken of in a recent interview.

Suleman has slammed In Touch magazine's supposed interview, where she is claimed to have said her octuplets 'disgusted' her and described her older children as 'animals.'

Speaking this week to ITV's Lorraine Kelly from LA, Nadya said: 'I would die for my kids, I love my kids, they’re my life, and I love them more than anything I’ve ever known.

'I don’t know where they got this information, obviously it’s all fabricated and it’s sad.'

'I’ve never ever given an interview with In Touch magazine – I believe that was the American tabloid. I was the last to hear about any of this actually, I don’t watch TV I don’t have internet.

'Yes, they're all mine': Nadya angrily talks to a security guard


She added: 'I did an interview with The Sun – that was about a month ago, that was a tabloid. They came to the house and I do have a little bit of a dry, sarcastic twisted sense of humour… I think the only joke I made reference to was I do the forty miles a week on a StairMaster, I climb, that’s my survival or I’d be suicidal, and I was joking.

'I shouldn’t have joked liked that, but If you know me that’s the way I kind of joke, unfortunately.'

Asked if she plans to sue In Touch, Nadya said: 'They’re making this up and suing is a process, it would monopolise quite a bit of time and energy and money, so I need to just keep moving forward as I have been doing and stay strong.

'I realise I must ignore these claims, they’re erroneous, and they’re false. This is not the first time - ninety-five per cent of what has been said in tabloids, especially in America, have been lies literally pulled out of thin-air.'

Claims: She has angrily denied allegations by a tabloid that she said her children are 'animals' and 'disgust' her


Addressing the alleged quotes that she locks herself in the bathroom for hours to escape her children, Nadya said: 'I do not lock myself in anywhere. If I’m lucky, when they’re all sleeping in the middle of the night, I can get a five minute shower – that’s if I’m lucky.

'In regards to my children, I love and adore every single one. They are my teachers I learn more from my kids then I have any professor in all my life.'

'I am fully capable of raising very extraordinary, brilliant and healthy children… I never said the word animals but I joked and said maybe little Tasmanian devils, running around, taking over the house. And again, it’s a sense of humour. What the heck, do I stop being me?'


source:dailymail

'I hate my babies and my older children are animals,' says Octomom Nadya Suleman

By Daily Mail Reporter


Love lost? Octomom's Nadya Suleman says that she 'hates' her eight babies and has called her older six children 'animals'


She is the mother of fourteen children, who gave birth to the longest surviving octuplets in U.S history.

But in disturbing comments sure to alarm social services, Octomom's Nadya Suleman has said she 'hates' her eight babies.

The 36-year-old single mother also calls her six older children 'animals'.


'I hate the babies, they disgust me,' she told InTouch magazine. 'My older six are animals, getting more and more out of control, because I have no time to properly discipline them.'

In a picture taking by the magazine, one child is seen eating dry-wall in her run-down home.

Suleman says that her dream of having a big family has now turned into her worst nightmare as she struggles to take care of her huge family.

Having a break? Suleman was seen today without her brood leaving the Howard Stern studios in New York City


'The only way I can cope is to lock myself in the bathroom and cry. Sometimes I sit there for hours and even eat my lunch sitting on the toilet floor. Anything to get peace and quiet,' she said.

The reality TV mother has even considered suicide.

'Some days I have thought about killing myself. I cannot cope,' she said.

Looking pleased: The mother-of-fourteen had a sly grin on her face as she left the Manhattan studios


In another breath, Suleman tries to insist that she still has love for her children, but says in hindsight she wishes that she never gave birth to any of them.

'Obviously I love them - but I absolutely wish I had not had them,' she said.

The reality TV mother is also in financial hot water, especially when it comes to her home in La Hambra, California.

Struggling: Suleman says that her dream of having a big family has now turned into her worst nightmare as she struggles to take care of her huge brood


Up until recently, Suleman has managed to avoid being kicked out of the property for months, even though she has been facing foreclosure since last year after failing to meet monthly payments.

But now the man who sold the property to Suleman's father Ed Doud has recoiled and taken serious actions to get her and her children removed.

The mother says she has not got a penny to her name and cannot even effort to put food on the table.

'My bank account is overdrawn by $300 and Have no money to pay for the children's school, food or the mortgage.'

Suleman, who is currently on unemployed and public assistance programs, may however have found a way to boost her income.

She recently filmed an episode of a new TV celebrity dating show called Celebridate, for the cable network HDNet.

The unusual star has admitted that, having never dated before, this is a big step for her.

She says that she has been celibate for 12 years and has only slept with an ex-boyfriend and the sperm donor of her children.

But there is no doubt that Suleman is confident of her ability to attract the other sex.

'Ever since I was little, I was aware that men wanted me and the hardest thing was keeping them away,' she said.

Celebridate, which premières in October, is to be hosted by Blind Date's Roger Lodge and will reportedly also feature Superman's Dean Cain.

Nadya delivered all eight of her octuplets, including two daughters and six sons in January 2009.

Before that she gave birth to all of her other six children, the first being a son called Elijah in 2001.


source:dailymail

'I hate my babies and my older children are animals,' says Octomom Nadya Suleman

By Daily Mail Reporter


Love lost? Octomom's Nadya Suleman says that she 'hates' her eight babies and has called her older six children 'animals'


She is the mother of fourteen children, who gave birth to the longest surviving octuplets in U.S history.

But in disturbing comments sure to alarm social services, Octomom's Nadya Suleman has said she 'hates' her eight babies.

The 36-year-old single mother also calls her six older children 'animals'.


'I hate the babies, they disgust me,' she told InTouch magazine. 'My older six are animals, getting more and more out of control, because I have no time to properly discipline them.'

In a picture taking by the magazine, one child is seen eating dry-wall in her run-down home.

Suleman says that her dream of having a big family has now turned into her worst nightmare as she struggles to take care of her huge family.

Having a break? Suleman was seen today without her brood leaving the Howard Stern studios in New York City


'The only way I can cope is to lock myself in the bathroom and cry. Sometimes I sit there for hours and even eat my lunch sitting on the toilet floor. Anything to get peace and quiet,' she said.

The reality TV mother has even considered suicide.

'Some days I have thought about killing myself. I cannot cope,' she said.

Looking pleased: The mother-of-fourteen had a sly grin on her face as she left the Manhattan studios


In another breath, Suleman tries to insist that she still has love for her children, but says in hindsight she wishes that she never gave birth to any of them.

'Obviously I love them - but I absolutely wish I had not had them,' she said.

The reality TV mother is also in financial hot water, especially when it comes to her home in La Hambra, California.

Struggling: Suleman says that her dream of having a big family has now turned into her worst nightmare as she struggles to take care of her huge brood


Up until recently, Suleman has managed to avoid being kicked out of the property for months, even though she has been facing foreclosure since last year after failing to meet monthly payments.

But now the man who sold the property to Suleman's father Ed Doud has recoiled and taken serious actions to get her and her children removed.

The mother says she has not got a penny to her name and cannot even effort to put food on the table.

'My bank account is overdrawn by $300 and Have no money to pay for the children's school, food or the mortgage.'

Suleman, who is currently on unemployed and public assistance programs, may however have found a way to boost her income.

She recently filmed an episode of a new TV celebrity dating show called Celebridate, for the cable network HDNet.

The unusual star has admitted that, having never dated before, this is a big step for her.

She says that she has been celibate for 12 years and has only slept with an ex-boyfriend and the sperm donor of her children.

But there is no doubt that Suleman is confident of her ability to attract the other sex.

'Ever since I was little, I was aware that men wanted me and the hardest thing was keeping them away,' she said.

Celebridate, which premières in October, is to be hosted by Blind Date's Roger Lodge and will reportedly also feature Superman's Dean Cain.

Nadya delivered all eight of her octuplets, including two daughters and six sons in January 2009.

Before that she gave birth to all of her other six children, the first being a son called Elijah in 2001.


source:dailymail

Angelina Pivarnick Offered Lead Role in Jersey Shore Porn Spoof

You gotta hand it to Steven Hirsch and Vivid. Always thinking.

The adult video kingpin has offered Angelina Pivarnick, the axed former co-star of MTV's Jersey Shore, the lead role in a porn spoof of the reality hit.

The offer: $50,000 plus a cut of the profits. Octomom was offered $1 million, mind you. When Nadya Suleman is 20 times hotter than you ... wow.

In a contract presented to Angelina Pivarnick, Vivid offered the Staten Island native a $50,000 advance against the royalty profits she would share in.

"Vivid shall pay Artist 25 percent of Adjusted Gross Revenue (the "Royalty")," the contract reads. That'll pay for her bail money a few times at least.

In return? Angelina would deliver Vivid three hours of footage, including "(i) a minimum of two (2) hours of footage depicting Artist engaged in sexual positions, and (ii) one (1) hour of personalized sexy wrap-around footage depicting Artist."

Gross. So is she interested?

"No, I'm not. I'm definitely not," she told Radar Online.

Maybe the money's just not sufficient. The girl's promiscuity was a key story line on Jersey Shore, after all. How much different can this really be?

On one episode, Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino boasted how "Angelina was just like the Staten Island ferry... it's free and everybody gets a ride".

Her other notable hook-ups include Pauly D, Vinny Guadagnino, Snooki's ex Jeff Miranda and her new, rumored lover: The Bachelorette's Justin Rego.

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