This woman became famous nearly 16 years ago when she gave birth to eight healthy babies at once . In addition to them, the mother of many already had 6 other children . Today, all the kids are grown up, and one of them is already married and a father

An article with photos revealed what the children of the famous mom look like today

In 2009, the world was stunned: an American woman named Nadya Suleman gave birth to octuplets — eight babies at once after an IVF procedure. It was a unique case in U.S. medical history.

At that time, she already had six children, and overnight, Nadya became a mother of 14. Some called her a hero, others irresponsible — but no one was indifferent.

The media dubbed her “Octomom,” and for months, she was everywhere on TV and magazine covers.

16 years have passed. What happened to the woman who went through such extraordinary challenges?

Nadya is now 49 years old. She has long stepped away from public life and tries to stay out of the spotlight.

She lives with her children in a small townhouse on the outskirts of a city in California. They have little furniture, minimal comforts — but plenty of discipline, love, and order.

Recently, the family celebrated two major events:

Nadya became a grandmother — her son Joshua became a father. His daughter was born, and Nadya embraced her new role with joy.

Aidan, one of her older sons who has severe autism, turned 20. Nadya organized a warm, intimate birthday celebration for him.

All the kids, including the octuplets, are now teenagers. They’re 15 years old and live by a strict routine. Nadya taught them self-reliance and discipline from an early age:

Their mornings start with exercise and homeschooling.

During the day, they help with chores, cook, clean, and look after one another.

Evenings are for prayer, meaningful conversations, and reading.

Gadget use is strictly scheduled. TikTok and YouTube are monitored. Smartphones are turned off when it’s time to rest.

Most of the children are vegans, just like Nadya. She carefully oversees their diet and emotional well-being.