Octomum Releasing A Rap Single And Moving To Sydney

The Music Network are reporting that Nadya "Octomum" Suleman, a single mother of 14 criticised for using IVF treatments to knowingly conceive octuplets even though she already had six other children, was unemployed and relying on welfare payments, is to release a rap single. The track appears to be yet another way for Suleman to, as she puts it, 'express herself', following her recent foray into porn with the adult film Octomom Uncovered, which was reportedly an attempt to settle her financial woes after filing for personal bankruptcy.

After two singing lessons and a signing to Global Groove Entertainment, Suleman has teamed with producers DJ Mr. Mig and Mike Rizzo who between them have worked with artists like Britney Spears, Usher, Beyonce and Taylor Swift. Her first single Get on the Dance Floor is out August 1.

However the news doesn't stop there, with Pedestrian TV also revealing that the Octomum is planning on moving to Sydney in order to escape the "toxic" public scrutiny of living in America.

In an interview with Woman's Day, Suleman's father said: "People in America hate my daughter and that breaks my heart, so I think the only solution is for us to all move away. And I can’t think of a better place for us to go than Australia, as living in California has become toxic for Nadya. She’s constantly being attacked by paparazzi and judged by her peers for going on government funding. Australians are very laid back … they’re very friendly and I think our family would fit in nicely there.”

Yeah, she'll fit in juuuust fine. Word on the street is that Suleman's uncle apparently lives in Sydney and has already offered to help his niece immigrate.

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