Octomom Nadya Suleman and Her Octuplets Share Their Story in Upcoming Lifetime Projects

Nadya Suleman and her children, now 16, open up about their lives and challenges in a movie and docuseries set to premiere in March.

Nadya Suleman, known as 'Octomom,' and her octuplets will be featured in the Lifetime movie 'I Was Octomom' on March 8 and the docuseries 'Confessions of Octomom' on March 10.
The octuplets, born in 2009 as the first surviving set in history, are now 16 years old and ready to share their perspective for the first time.
Suleman reflects on the sacrifices she made to raise 14 children as a single mother, including facing public backlash, financial struggles, and personal challenges.
Her daughter Nariyah, 15, defends her mother, describing her as disciplined and loving, while addressing the stigma and judgment they faced growing up.
Suleman hopes the projects will provide her side of the story and inspire others, particularly women facing challenges, to find strength and resilience.