Octomom Natalie 'Nadya' Suleman's Daughter, 15, Defends and Describes Her in First Interview: 'She's Very Strict' (Exclusive)

Natalie “Nadya” Suleman’s teenage Octuplets are set to share their story in an upcoming docuseries for Life, People exclusively revealed. Her daughter Nariyah Suleman, 15, is now ready to speak her mind.

Days before she and her seven siblings on Jan. 26, Nariyah is opening up for the first time about their unique journey and why they’re all ready to step into the spotlight in Confession of an Octomompremiere on March 10 on life. A screenplay of their life, I was an octogenarian, It will be moved on March 8, also for life.

“My mom had to sacrifice, sacrifice her life, her friends, herself and her dignity, just so she could take care of us,” Nariyah says, as her mother known as “Octokom” sits next to her. “If there was any chance that she could finally tell the truth, of course I would want to help my mom as much as I can because she has helped us for so many years.”

Natalie Suleman.

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When it comes to the way her mother’s controversial IVF story was previously told and how it affected her and her brothers, including Natalie’s six older children, “I just feel so, so outraged,” as she says, ” because [people are] It’s just easy to hate your mother and just believe any story. ”

Natalie, who stopped using the moniker Nadya in an effort to escape the “trauma” of her past, became tabloid fodder in 2009 after word spread that she was a single mum who had repeatedly sought IVF treatments to expand her already large and struggling family. She was implanted with 12 embryos resulting in the first successful birth of Octuplets.

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“At first it was total pandemonium,” Natalie says of being at the center of a public Ira. “Of course, there were all the details of death threats and fear for my family’s life.”

To provide for her family, Natalie says she “continued to sacrifice my integrity multiple times.” Those sacrifices included taking part in an adult film and sometimes collaborating with tabloid media on stories about her life.

Top Row: Maliyah, Calyssa, Caleb, Isaiah, Josiah, Jeremiah, Nariyah, Josh, Elijah, Amena Dondow Row: Natalie, Aidan, Makai, Jonah, Noah, Noah

Top Row: Maliyah, Calyssa, Caleb, Isaiah, Josiah, Jeremiah, Nariyah, Josh, Elijah, Amen Bottom Row: Natalie, Aidan, Makai, Jonah, Noah.

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“It wasn’t until they were maybe about 4 years old that I was finally able to escape all that, the onslaught he felt from the world … and all that global scorn and condemnation, as a target of misplaced hatred,” says Natalie. “I could escape and finally return to the life I once knew.”

Says Nariyah, “It’s so unfair how she’s just terrorized and hated for just being a mother.”

A teenager reveals that once they grew up, some of their peers shamed her siblings as well. “There [are] Some kids who would judge and ask inappropriate questions about our mom and show us pictures and things,” she says.

Octuplet, Nariyah Suleman

Nariyah Suleman.

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None of that changed Nariyah’s mind about her mom. “I just have a strong bond with her and obviously I’m defending her because they don’t know anything about her.”

On the other hand, she adds: “Obviously there are supportive people, people who are very kind. And I had many friends who supported our mother. But other people, whenever they hate or say bad things, then just us, just us, we we just we, we we ignore.”

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As for the kind of mom Natalie is, “she’s very strict and disciplined, and that’s something I respect a lot about her,” says Nariyah. “She’s one of the most disciplined people I’ve ever met and she trains us a lot.”

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Natalie advocates: “Implementing structural discipline is something I failed to do as a parent with my oldest six,” she says candidly. “I failed to implement everything I learned in college and grad school and just nursed. I learned the hard way. Now, with my younger children, I have been able to implement a combination of unconditional love, positive respect, and structured discipline and consequences.

The Octuplets are currently being trained by a virtual instructor, and Nariyah says, as viewers will soon see, she and her siblings are succeeding and closer than ever.

From left: Noah, Maliyah, Isaiah, Nariyah, Jeremiah, Jonah, Josiah, Makai

From left: Noah, Maliyah, Isaiah, Nariyah, Jeremiah, Jonah, Josiah, Makai.

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“I always have someone to talk to and I’m just never alone, which is a good thing and a bad thing,” she says. “But it’s very fun and it’s very lively, and I’m just happy. I have a great variety of people and different perspectives.”

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Natalie says she keeps them busy with “age-appropriate responsibility.”

“I believe that all children, teenagers, need responsibilities on their shoulders to give them a sense of purpose, to feel confident and increase their self-esteem and know that they are contributing to something more than themselves,” she explains. “So I teach them the value of helping and serving and helping. First your home, family, and then the community.”

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I was an octogenarian premieres on March 8, Doc Confession of an Octomom Premieres March 10, both in Lifetime.

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