Octomom Natalie ‘Nadya’ Suleman celebrates ‘Angel’ Son Aidan’s 20th birthday

Natalie “Nadya” Suleman Takes a moment to celebrate his son Aidan’s big day.

On Monday 7 April, Mom was called to 14 – “Octomoma” After giving birth to the first surviving octuits in history in 2009 – shared a series of Throwback photos on Her Instagram When she honored her son Aidan on her 20th birthday. Suleman published pictures of his son as a baby, smiles in the bathtub with some of his siblings, spent time outdoors and enjoyed time on the sofa.

“Happy birthday to my Forever Baby Aidan, which is autistic. I love you more than words could express,” Suleman wrote in his captions. “You have taught me and our whole family, how to slow down and appreciate the smallest things in life; you have taught us patience; selflessness; acceptance; new perspective; gratitude; and most importantly how you love unconditionally.”

“I love you forever, I always like you, as long as I live, my baby you will be,” she continued. “Congratulations on the 20th birthday baby. I will love and take care of you until I take my last breath. Thank you dear Lord for my eternal baby, my angel Aidan. →.”

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In September, the media personality revealed that she became a grandmother After one of her sons welcomed her child to the world.

Suleman shared a photo on Instagram Shows the girl’s little foot peeking out under a pink blanket.

Without revealing which of her ten sons welcomed the child, the star wrote, “Thanks my son and my beautiful mother -in -law to give us this beautiful gift! We are so blessed that she is a new addition to our family!”

“Baby girl you are so very loved and we can’t wait to see you grow !! 8/30/24 →,” added Suleman, seemingly revealing the little one born on August 30.

Suleman recently spoke with people In an exclusive interview before the publication of her lifetime film and docuseries, entitled I was octomoma and Boning of Octomomwhich premiered March 8 and March 10 respectively.

“The main reasons for me to share my true history, my perspective, are to help people, to help women in particular, who are struggling with a child or no one, to perhaps inspire them to pull out the forces inside that they did not know they had to move forward, to continue in their lives,” she said at that time.