Nadya Suleman reflects on Ann Curry interview after welcoming 8 babies
Nadia Sullerman Reflecting on the controversial actions she made after welcoming eight babies in the past few days.
On Monday, March 10, Lifetime Octomom’s confessionSuleman, 49, reviews her decision to sit down with NBC News reporters Ann Curry Her first sit-down interview.
“[The hospital] Let me choose the interviewer, so I chose it [for] News anchor, I don’t know who she is. I’ve never seen anything she does,” Sullerman said. “So I chose Ann Curry. She is one of the only women. I thought I would rather talk to a woman. ”
When sitting down with 68-year-old Curry today and Data line In 2009, Suleiman said her stress was for a variety of reasons, including her appearance.
“I was scared of myself,” she said. “I gained 150 pounds throughout my pregnancy, so at that time, I was still 100 pounds heavier than usual. …I don’t know what she would ask me. I’ve never been interviewed before.”
review Octomom’s confessionCurry asked many questions that Americans wanted to answer at the time. At one point, the reporter asked Suleman to respond to those who thought she had so many children “irresponsible and selfish”. (Suleman was already a mom of six children before welcoming Octuplets.)
“I had a foggy head in my mind. I wasn’t really awake. I was torn apart, too, and I was feeling pain for the pain. “Can you imagine all these hormones being questioned and questioned when they were just born? You are very, very frustrated. You are in shock. I’m not there. ”
Sullerman continues to claim that he is in “survival mode” and is not ready to be responsible for his actions.
“I feel attacked. I’m attacked,” she said. “When humans are psychologically attacked, they are not transparent or honest frameworks of thought. They will protect themselves, and I use all the coping mechanisms.”
According to Surman, continue to appear in today Again, showing off another chat with Curry in 2011, where she was born at the hospital where she wanted to have an interview to “keep the record” about her journey. But for Orange County, California, the resident, she just wanted to go home to see her children.
“It’s vague to me,” she said of the interview. “I don’t even remember. I just know I’ve been on the defense.”
“Octomom” Nadya Suleman has 14 children and has been recording their busy lives through social media. Suleman was born in August in January 2009, Isaiah, Maliyah, Jeremiah, Noah, Noah, Josiah, Jonah, Jonah, Jonah and Makai, and was already mother of Ameerah, Calyssa, Elijah, Jonah, Jonah, and Aidan. Sullerman told The New York Times […]
Octomom’s confession is a six-part documentary series that follows Suleman as she carefully studied her history and life as a 14-year-old mom.
In January, her Octuplets and her six other children ranged from 17 to 23, and Suleman has been standing out in the public eye for many years. Now, she hopes to provide a side of her family that many people have never met before.
Octomom’s confession airs on Lifetime Monday at 10 p.m.
