The life of Octomom up to now

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The American 'octomom' Nadya Suleman (42) became famous for her eight twins. She had a total of fourteen children and stood for years at the edge of the abyss. Now she has her life on the road again. "The IVF was stupid, immature and selfish." She could no longer financially care, so she decided to join a reallifeshow and go into the various requests to play in a porn movie. After that she worked in a strip club. 

Nadya, who is now called Natalie, became known in 2009 for her pregnancy and delivery of an eighth following an IVF treatment. And that while she already had six children and was unemployed. "It was stupid, immature and selfish," she tells the Daily Mail. That also found many people who saw the reallifeshow; she got a storm of criticism about her. 

To keep that busy life going, she swallowed sedative pills and drank alcohol. "The same combination that Whitney Houston eventually passed away." She did not want to work in the strip club anymore, but she kept on going to get enough food for her children. 

The turning point came in 2013, when she was working in a strip club in Florida and someone she did not know said to her: "You do not have to do this." He said it five times, until she began to cry. Not long afterwards, Natalie moved back to her birthplace and tried to get her life back on track. 

But a year later, in 2014, she was found guilty of fraud, and she was sentenced to a community service. She said she had no fault, but her manager did her finances. She would have had no idea of the fraud. Natalie now has a part-time job as a consultant, helping people with alcohol and drug problems. The family still has financial difficulties, but she has confidence in the future. There is no social life for Octomom. "But that's okay, I'm not social anyway."
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