Miss South Carolina Teen USA 2007, Caitlin Upton, talked to Nadya Suleman about where Octobabies come from for Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday.

Suleman also pointed out in another interview that she’s a "competent mom," then she did that crazy laugh.

Nadya Suleman dressed up as a nun, and some of her kids as little devils. This reflects her twisted sense of reality. The kids should have been dressed as little angels, and Nadya should have been dressed as the devil.

Kate Gosselin should also wear a devil costume, while Jon Gosselin should wear a big baby costume.

Nadya Suleman went to court today in an attempt to block any outside guardians to oversee her children’s finances. A judge hearing the case today denied Nadya’s request, and invited the Department of Social Services to conduct an investigation into the matter.

Gloria Allred said in the court papers that Suleman is potentially exploiting her octuplets for financial gain. Suleman’s attorney said Allred is involved to promote herself. Both sides are correct in our opinion

After court today Allred released the following statement:

"We are very happy that the court has upheld the law and allowed us to proceed with our case and our efforts to protect Nadya Suleman’s octuplets. Nadya Suleman’s attorneys attempted to dismiss our case but failed in their efforts. Although it is a victory for us, it is more importantly a victory for Nadya Suleman’s octuplets."

"We are also very pleased that the court has invited the Department of Social Services to conduct an investigation and file a report and recommendation to the court. It appears to us that the court wants to be sure that the children’s interests are protected."

"Our client Paul Petersen’s paramount concern is the best interests of the children. We look forward to our next date in court on this matter."

The Department of Social Services is expected to file a report giving a recommendation regarding the guardianship of the children’s estate in time for another hearing on October 29.

We are pleased someone, besides Suleman, is looking out for the children especially after Suleman said in her two hour Fox TV special:

"I screwed up my life. I screwed up my kids’ lives. What was I thinking?"

It’s a good thing other people will be doing the thinking when it comes to the money earned by the octuplets.

In the 2 hour special on Nayda Suleman, aka Octomom, that aired on Fox on Wednesday we learned more about the first few months leading up to, and after she gave birth to octuplets.

Suleman, for instance, has not had s*x in nine years, she lives in fear of her children being snatched, her 2-year-old calls her "B!tch" and none of her 14 children wanted to wish her a Happy Mother’s Day.

Suleman gained 138 pounds during her latest pregnancy, and has a weird fixation with bikini pictures of Kate Gosselin, who she said got a tummy tuck so that people would take pictures of her. Suleman, on the other hand, would have us believe that she hates the cameras saying:

"Honestly, I’m not as attention seeking, probably never, it’s just my opinion, but some people are desperate for attention."

• Suleman squealing, "What am I, the president?! No!" when she sees the mob waiting outside her house when she returns from the hospital with the first two babies and somehow can’t believe all the attention. "I did not expect there to be a party at this house."
• The mother of 14 trying to explain to her understandably concerned mother, Angela, why she isn’t worried about being able to financially support her kids. "You grew up in a completely different environment-this is a different time," Suleman insists. So true. There’s never been a better time to be eking out a living in California.
• Besides, she’s got "inner resources" to tap into. "People can’t comprehend really why I’m not worried," she says. "I do have strong faith that I will find a way."
• "I have to disagree with anyone who’d even have the audacity to say that any of these children should be adopted," Suleman explodes when her mom even mentions the A-word. "I will never understand your unflexibility and inability to accept and let go. I’m never going to change my mind. I’ll never apologize for having so many children and I never will."
• The creepy 48 Hours-style music playing when Suleman recounted being creeped out by the free childcare she received and then eschewed, calling the nannies’ attitudes toward her babies "obsessive."
• Suleman reacting to one of Kate Gosselin’s infamous bikini shots with, "Oh my God, that is so staged!"
• A member of the medical team in the delivery room telling Suleman’s designated camera woman she shouldn’t be so close to the birthing table and the woman replying, "I’m calm and I’m normal…There’s no reason to start something…I’ve already cleared this with everybody and I don’t know why you are in my face!" To which the poor staffer protested that she was just doing her job. The camera woman retorted, "You’re completely immature and we’ll talk about it later."
• Suleman’s father taking offense at the interviewer asking whether he foresees Nadya losing custody of any of her kids. "I will fight anybody for her, even the government," he says. "I won’t allow that."

We do feel very sorry for Suleman’s 14 children who will never get the attention, and one-on-one love all children need. There are some negative consequences of growing up in a single parent household with a delusional, attention seeking, mother running it.

We don’t like to see families get split up, but Suleman certainly makes it hard not to consider it.

If the video above isn’t working you can see the whole video here.

Nadya Suleman, aka Octomom, is breathing a sigh of relief today after reports hit the wire that the woman in Tunisia who claimed to be 9 months pregnant with 12 babies is a fraud. A rep for the health ministry said:

"Our staff interviewed her at length, but even her pregnancy appears to be in her imagination. The woman has refused point blank to undergo a medical examination. Now we can’t even contact her. She’s gone into hiding."

It turns out the woman in Tunisia has a history of mental illness, which isn’t so different from Octomom.