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Video: Octomom in a Onesie, Acting Drunk
Octomom acting cray cray isn't exactly news, but video evidence surfacing of it kind of is. After word came out that Nadya Suleman was allegedly having weed delivered to her front door, TMZ uncovered a video of the mother of 14 behaving bizarrely in a hotel room.
The video was taken last year, and the matronly lady can be seen wearing a pink onesie and repeatedly lying back on the bed and kicking her feet up while laughing maniacally. The pose that Suleman continues to strike is that of a small baby.
It's fucking weird.
Anyway, Suleman is also holding a drink, and a woman in the background is talking on the phone and describing the scene. "There was salad on my bed..." she says, and at one point snaps her fingers and says sharply, "Nadya," to get Octomom's attention.
According to the gossip site, friends say that this video is a good portrayal of how Suleman is starting to act again.
Watch the whole video, shot on someone's camera phone, here.
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