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I Was Octomom: The Natalie Suleman Story (2025)
The movie follows Suleman’s journey starting from her decision to have one more IVF procedure to complete her then family of six, to becoming a mother of 14, having survived her life being torn apart by the tabloid media.
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The movie follows Suleman’s journey starting from her decision to have one more IVF procedure to complete her then family of six, to becoming a mother of 14, having survived her life being torn apart by the tabloid media.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Kelly Fullerton
In Theaters:2/8/2025
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Lifetime, Johnson Production Group
Cast
Brianne Nord-Stewart
Director
Kristen Lee Gutoskie
Natalie Suleman
Caitlin Stryker
Beth
Anita Wittenberg
Angela
Benjamin Jacobson
Elijah 10 Yrs Old
David Allan Pearson
Eddie
Miles Marthaller
Elijah 6 Yrs Old
Scarlett Tupper
Amerah 9 Yrs Old
Adam Beauchesne
Obstetrician
Siana Bajwa
Amerah 5 Yrs Old
Lauren Bradley
Ann Curry
Kylee Bush
Jules
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