Octomom receives $5,000 to promote spaying, neutering pets

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is paying octomom Nadya Suleman $5,000 to display a sign in her La Habra front yard. The sign says, "Don't Let Your Dog or Cat Become an Octomom. Always Spay or Neuter."

As an added perk, PETA is throwing in a free month's supply of veggie burgers and veggie hot dogs for Nadya Suleman and her 14 children. Suleman became famous, first for having octuplets, and then after people found out that she had them when she had eight embryos implanted via in vitro fertilization, after already having six other children that way.

Nadya Suleman has also been offered a chance by Vivid Entertainment, one of the world's largest porn films producers. IF she agreed to make a porn film, Vivid has said they would pay off their mortgage.

However, Suleman's lawyer, Jeff Czech, indicated she had rejected that offer. He said to the AP, "No porn. Just PETA. Nadya prefers animals over men."

Uh, Jeff, read that a few times. We think it came out a little wrong.

Nadya Suleman Back In Bikini Shape, Without Surgery?

Nadya Suleman, also known as "Octomom" as the result of having octuplets after in vitro fertilization, is, according to Star magazine, back in bikini shape. And, according to the magazine, there was no surgery or air brushing of the photo.

That would be extremely had to believe, given the past pictures of Nadya Suleman during her pregnancy. Additionally, any who watched some of the specials about the Gosselins and witnessed images Kate Gosselin's stomach after her birth of sextuplets, would probably be convinced that Suleman would have had to have surgery, as Gosselin did.

At any rate, the article (available in full on newsstands) says that Suleman had no surgery, and did it all with diet and exercise.

Besides the octuplets she had, Suleman had six children previously, which raised the hackles of many once it was discovered that she had eight further embryos implanted.

Readers, what do you think? Air brush, surgery, or both?

Tunisian Woman Expecting a Dozen Babies

Think Octomom, Nadya Suleman had an amazing number of babies? A Tunisian woman in her 30s is expecting 12 babies after a ferility treatment. However, doctors have warned there is only a tiny chance that any of them will survive.

Unlike Nadya Suleman, this woman also doesn't have six additional babies, all by in vitro fertilization, waiting for her at home. The unnamed woman is an Arabic language teacher who has had two miscarriages since her marriage in 2007. She is carrying six boys and six girls.

However, fertility experts warned of the possibility that the strain of carrying so many babies at once could lead to her going into labor after just 20 weeks. That is about 1/2 way through a normal pregnancy. It's also and four weeks less than the UK's legal limit for abortion, which shows you just how early in the pregnancy it really is.

In fact, experts have given the chance of even one of the babies surviving as 1 in 100. It is unclear if the mother was offered the option of “selective reduction,” in which case several of the fetuses are aborted in order to increase the chance of survival of the remaining fetuses and their mother.

The prior record for multiple pregnancies was set in 1996. A 23-year-old Greek Cypriot woman became pregnant with 11 babies. Unfortunately, nine had to be aborted to save the lives of the other two.