It was the birth heard around the world. Or rather, births. The octuplets (eight babies) were born to Nadya Suleman after she had fertility treatments and brought her total number of children to 14. The story was reported on in the USA, UK, Germany, China, India, and pretty much everywhere else.
The latest chapter in the saga is that the octuplets’ mother might be losing her home:
Los Angeles County property records show a notice of mortgage default was filed Feb. 9 against the home of Suleman’s mother, Angela Suleman, the station reported.
Angela Suleman is $23,225 behind in her mortgage payments and the three-bedroom house could be sold at an auction beginning May 5, documents say.
Suleman has said that she was raising her six children in her mother’s home and planned to raise her newborn octuplets there. (Source: CNN)
Although Ms Suleman has set up a website to collect donations to help her, most of those who are facing forclosure aren’t famous and don’t have that luxury.
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