Nadya Suleman, aka 'Octomom,' Faces Holiday Eviction With 14 Kids

"Octomom" Nadya Suleman and her 14 children are facing a holiday eviction from their Orange County home that has been sold by the owner.

 

London's Mirror described Suleman's current home as a rundown property of five bedrooms that was once used as a halfway house for recovering alcoholics. Suleman and her clan had been living there rent free, but the owner Tim Chapman has now sold the property.

 

Lana El-Jor, the new owner, told the Mirror that she wants to get rid of the family because they have failed to keep up the property.

 

"That’s one of the things why we have to ask her to leave," El-Jor told the Mirror. "The bank refused to support the loan. She is said to have left her houses abused and everything and it worried the bank."

 

The Mirror said one neighbor of Suleman, 38, told them that the children are hardly seen outside the home.

 

"The house is very rundown and that broken window looks dangerous. It must get cold inside at night," the neighbor told the Mirror. "It seems that Octomom or the nanny rarely take the children out and most of them spend all day holed up in the house as if they’re in hiding. It doesn’t look like a happy existence."

 

The Daily Mail reported that Suleman entered a rehab center run by Chapman in October 2012 for "anxiety, exhaustion and stress." Suleman came to international attention when she gave birth to octuplets in January 2009.

"I choose not to give my body sexually to anyone, not even myself," Suleman said on the diary. "I won’t give what I can control away. I am not for sale. I'm to blame. I deserve to be punished. Punish me. Hurt me. Destroy me. As I am now done.

 

"I focused 100% attention on my family, went back on welfare (I know), and never stripped again. Soon…you will be reading these words. And as soon as you are…we will be off welfare forever," she wrote.