Octomom Natalie 'Nadya' Suleman's Daughter Defends Her in First Interview, Says She and 7 Siblings Were Bullied

Natalie "Nadya" Suleman's teenage octuplets are about to share their story in an upcoming Lifetime docuseries, PEOPLE exclusively revealed.

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00:00I was just very excited that our mom would finally be able to say her story and say her side of the story

00:06because I feel like it's very unfair how she was just terrorized and hated for just being a mother

00:16and she had to sacrifice so much just for her children and she had to sacrifice her life, her

00:25friends and herself and her like dignity just so that she could take care of us

00:31and of course like if any opportunity came that she'd finally be able to tell the truth of course

00:37I'd want to help my mom as much as I can because she helped us so many years and so much and I just

00:42feel so like not like I feel so resentful towards the media and the world and just people in general

00:51because they're just so easy to hate a mother and just believe any story and it's just disgusting

00:59Headline, any headline right? But yeah we're more than a headline, we're multitasking

01:04There's some kids who would judge and ask inappropriate questions about our mom and show us

01:11like pictures and stuff but I just have a strong relationship with her and I'm like would do like

01:17I obviously defend her because they don't know anything, they don't know anything about my mom

01:22what do they have to do to say, what right do they have to say anything about her? So obviously

01:28there are people who are supportive, people who are very kind and I've had many friends who were

01:33supportive of our mother but like other people whenever they hate or say bad things then we just

01:39ignore it and you can't personalize, yeah you can't personalize, it's not their fault