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Is Octomom Nadya Suleman Selling Her Photos to Save the Family Home?
Octomom Nadya Suleman poses for bikini photos?
Octomom Nadya Suleman was spotted recently posing for bikini photos… should a mom of 14 kids be posing in a bikini? Perhaps she’s doing the photos for the kids – to save the family home and pay some bills?
Nadya Suleman has flashed back into the headlines again after the doctor that implanted Octomom with all those embryos will have his license revoked.
The Octomom has definitely sprung back after having eight kids. (Have you seen Octomom’s very pregnant photo? It doesn’t even seem humanly possible!).
How has Octomom lost the weight? Suleman denies any plastic surgery and credits good old fashioned hard work, though you have to wonder how she finds the time to workout with all of those kids?
As for style, while Suleman has never screamed classy, we can’t help but think the animal print bikini is a little much. Then again, with her propensity to always want to be the center of attention, the suit seems to be yelling “Look at me!!!”
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Katy E commented on Jun 02 11 at 3:21 pmNo way. She’s had very obvious plastic surgery and for her to say otherwise and expect anyone to believe her only further proves how deluded she is. She looks strung-out and corpse-like in those pics. It’s very, very sad and more than just a little disturbing.
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