Nadya ‘Octomom’ Suleman shares rare photo of eight of her 14 children

Nadya Suleman, also known as Octomom, shared a rare photo of eight of her 14 children on Tuesday.

The little ones were posing side by side in an outdoor setting for the image that made its way to the star’s Instagram page.

The Los Angeles resident first came to fame in 2009 when she welcomed octuplets after already having six children at home.

Octo-life: Nadya Suleman, also known as Octomom, shared a rare photo of eight of her 14 children on Tuesday

Not a regular mom: The Los Angeles resident first came to fame in 2009 when she welcomed octuplets and was compared to Angelina Jolie. Seen in 2012

Not a regular mom: The Los Angeles resident first came to fame in 2009 when she welcomed octuplets and was compared to Angelina Jolie. Seen in 2012

The caption read, ‘While Aidan was sitting, distracted with sensory exploration in the dirt, I snapped a quick picture of all the little kids together.

‘This is a rare occurrence considering how crazy active and energetic they all are!’

The hashtags were for #ActiveLifestyle #FitFamily #KidsBeingKids.

In August 2019 she revealed that son Aidan is ‘severely autistic.’ 

In 2001 Suleman gave birth to her first child, a son. In 2002 she gave birth to her first daughter. 

Suleman continued IVF treatments which resulted in three further pregnancies (including one set of fraternal twins) for a total of six children (four sons, two daughters).

Another group shot: She said in May: 'Mother¿s Day can be an emotionally painful day for many. I feel your sadness. Throughout the six years of infertility (including miscarriages) I struggled with nearly 25 years ago, I believed God would never bless me with children'

Another group shot: She said in May: ‘Mother’s Day can be an emotionally painful day for many. I feel your sadness. Throughout the six years of infertility (including miscarriages) I struggled with nearly 25 years ago, I believed God would never bless me with children’

She brings up all 14 kids in a three-bedroom home in Orange Country, California.

But the reality TV star said she never intended to have that many and was ‘misled’ by her doctor. 

The single mom told The New York Times in December 2018 that her doctor made her think she was only going to have twins. She ended up having eight children.

The star welcomed octuplets in 2009.

She said Dr. Michael Kamrava, who has since lost his medical license and moved out of the United States, is the reason she has so many children, she says.

‘I was misled by my doctor,’ Suleman asserted.

She thought she would have only two children.

An odd twist: She brings up all 14 kids in a three-bedroom home in Orange Country, California . But the reality TV star said she never intended to have that many and was 'misled' by her doctor. The single mom told The New York Times in December 2018 that her doctor made her think she was only going to have twins. She ended up having eight children. Seen in 2011

An odd twist: She brings up all 14 kids in a three-bedroom home in Orange Country, California . But the reality TV star said she never intended to have that many and was ‘misled’ by her doctor. The single mom told The New York Times in December 2018 that her doctor made her think she was only going to have twins. She ended up having eight children. Seen in 2011

But Kamrava implanted 12 embryos. ‘He told me we lost six embryos, he said they were expelled out of me, and that’s why he wanted to implant another six,’ Suleman claimed.

It was also claimed that she was already drugged and not completely with it when it all went down. 

Kamrava’s friend Rabbi David Shofet told the Times: ‘He told me he suggested to her not to keep all of them, but she said no.’

The Times said they could not reach Kamrava.

Suleman began IVF treatments in 1997, when she was 21 years old.  

Also in the Times interview Nadya said  she did not want to keep any secrets from her 14 children: ‘We talk about everything,’ she said.

And the star’s daughter Amerah has nothing but good to say about her mom: ‘She’s been fighting for our family for 10 years now. No matter what, she’s never going to give up and I know that.’

Her son Joshua told The Times that having so many siblings has its pluses. 

Her son Joshua said they like having so many siblings. ‘Some of my friends don’t have any siblings, so they want to know what it’s like. It’s nice to have someone to play with, but it can be overwhelming at times.’

Strong lady: Also in the Times interview Nadya said she did not want to keep any secrets from her 14 children: 'We talk about everything,' she said. And the star's daughter Amerah has nothing but good to say about her mom: 'She's been fighting for our family for 10 years now. No matter what, she's never going to give up and I know that'' seen in 2010

Strong lady: Also in the Times interview Nadya said she did not want to keep any secrets from her 14 children: ‘We talk about everything,’ she said. And the star’s daughter Amerah has nothing but good to say about her mom: ‘She’s been fighting for our family for 10 years now. No matter what, she’s never going to give up and I know that” seen in 2010

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