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Octomom has 14 children right now. She wanted kids and shes raising 14!
Octomom (AKA Nadya Suleman) had 12 embryos implanted in her uterus by Dr. Michael Kamrava- in January 2009 she gave birth via cesarean section to the world's only surviving octuplets - 8 baby's (2 girls and 6 boys) - who have joined their 6 older brothers and sisters at home in La Habra, CA.
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