Natalie Suleman, formerly known as Nadya Suleman, became a household name when the already mom of six became pregnant with octuplets and welcomed them into the world in 2009. Now, the proud mom of 14 is celebrating another milestone. According to her latest Instagram post, the Octomom is now a grandmother.
A post shared by octoMOM and the Octuplets (@nataliesuleman) Suleman revealed that her first granddaughter was born on Aug. 30. She thanked her son and daughter-in-law for “giving us this beautiful gift!” “We are so blessed that she is a new addition to our family! Baby girl you are so very loved and we can’t wait to watch you grow,” Suleman wrote alongside a photo of the baby girl’s foot.
According to ABC News, Suleman is mom to Elijah, Amerah, Joshua, Aidan, twins Calyssa and Caleb, and her 15-year-old octuplets, Noah, Maliyah, Isaiah, Nariyah, Jeremiah, Jonah, Josiah, and Makai. A post shared by octoMOM and the Octuplets (@nataliesuleman) The mom of 14 doesn’t post to social media often but does celebrate each of her kids’ birthdays. Suleman didn’t confirm which of her son’s was the one to become a father.
However, in her latest post celebrating son Joshua’s birthday, she called him a “devoted husband and soon to be father.” Last year, fans were quick to praise Suleman after she shared a selfie at the gym. A post shared by octoMOM and the Octuplets (@nataliesuleman) “I’ve been asked for years how I stay physically strong and healthy (and mentally sane),” she wrote in the caption, “in spite of my stressful, busy lifestyle with such a big family.
” “Lifting weights has been my method of constructively channeling stress, consistently, for over 30 years. Weight training has become even more of a priority subsequent to birthing octuplets, to maintain my strength and mobility alone,” she continued. Suleman admitted that during her pregnancy, she “sustained three more herniated discs (had one herniated disc from a work related injury decades ago); bilateral sciatica; damaged sacrum and peripheral neuropathy (and a torn abdominal cavity to top it off).
Such disabilities would render me incapacitated if I were to lead a sedentary lifestyle.”.
