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Octomom: The Incredible Unseen Footage!
You had better mark your calendars! Nadya “Octomom” Suleman is coming to a TV near you – this month. Octomom: The Incredible Unseen Footage will air as a two-hour special on August 19 on Fox. You can’t wait, I can tell.
A press release states that viewers will be able to see “the emotional struggles, physical complications and financial burdens of this single mother of 14.” Pretty sure she brought this all on herself – if I remember correctly? I’ve been writing so much about Jon and Kate Gosselin, I practically forgot about Octomom.
The release continued, “From the day the octuplets were born, cameras had unprecedented access to every area of Suleman’s life. For more than seven months, cameras whored out documented Suleman, capturing incredible footage, including the private moments and reactions of Suleman’s family, as well as Suleman’s own feelings, doubts and fears.”
Will you watch?
Nadya has signed on to do a reality TV show (but is more like a documentary, so she says) and shooting begins September 1.
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[...] Is this a stunt to hype Octo’s new two-hour special on Fox. [...]
Octomom is Dying, Or Getting Cosmetic Surgery | Famecrawler commented on Aug 12 09 at 3:00 pmdavid commented on Dec 25 09 at 9:38 pmshe seems like a very nice person,who trys her best to look after her children,the best way she can, so stay off her back.
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