Nadya Denise Doud-Suleman, Natalie Denise Suleman’s mother, was born on July 11th, 1975. California’s Fullerton is where Suleman was born. She is the only child of Edward Doud Suleman, a Palestinian restaurant owner turned real estate dealer who worked as a translator in Iraq, and Angela Victoria Suleman (née Stanaitis), a schoolteacher with Lithuanian ancestry.
She is an American media personality who goes by the moniker “Octomom,” and in January 2009, she gave birth to the first pair of octuplets to survive, which contributed to her international fame.
Fullerton, Californian Nadya Suleman was greeted into the world. Suleman gained recognition after using in vitro fertilization to conceive her octuplets and her six older kids. (IVF).
She continued her post-secondary studies at Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, California, after finishing her intermediate education at Nogales High School in La Puente, California. At the latter organization, Suleman obtained his certification as a mental health professional.
Nadya Suleman Parents: Angela Suleman, Edward Suleman
The well-known parents of Nadya Suleman are Edward and Angela Suleman. The marriage of Nadya’s parents lasted until 1999. While her father Edward is still a Palestinian restaurant proprietor turned realtor who worked as an interpreter in Iraq, her mother Angela was a teacher.