The Latest Octomom News

Here we go again— Octuplet mom Nadya Suleman has reportedly fired the nursing agency brought in to help her care for her children.

Suleman's Attorney confirmed— the non-profit group "Angels In Waiting" has been fired.

The group had been training nannies who were being paid by Suleman.

It happened last week, when two of the babies came home to a media frenzy.

Another nanny, not affiliated with the group, called 9-1-1, because the group's Attorney, Gloria Allred, walked into the home and allegedly wouldn't leave.

"Nanny: Yes, I'd like to have somebody removed from the home that I'm at right now."
"Dispatcher: Who is it?
"Nanny: Um, Gloria Allred."
"Dispatcher: Okay, do they live there?"
"Nanny: No."
"Dispatcher : They just want that removed from the residence."
"Nanny: This is the home of Nadya Suleman, she's just being a nuisance."

Allred was eventually allowed to stay.

She has not commented on the firing, but we're sure something will be said at some point.

Meanwhile, Now, you can purchase mommy and her babies in the form of art.

Artist Daniel Edwards is selling "String of Babies" for $199.00.

It's bright pink and has octopus tentacles sprouting from a replica of Nadya Suleman's head.

And as you can see, mom's head is cradling eight little baby heads and a baby bottle.