The "Octomom" Nadya Suleman has spoken up in her own defense after posing topless for the U.K. women's magazine Closer. Suleman reportedly took in $10,000 for the suit and while some critics have blasted the choice, the Octomom says the key is that she stripped down for a women's magazine.
"I'm not ashamed of doing it . . . I feel as though no woman or man should be ashamed of their body," she explained during a call in to "TMZ Live."
In her interview with Closer, Suleman explains how she managed to get her slender physique back so quickly:
"I just pinged back into shape like a rubber band after the kids - I don't know how I did it," Nadya said. "I eat like a horse, don't count calories and have never owned a set of scales. I gained an entire human when I was pregnant with the octuplets - going from 10st to over 19st - but, two months later, I was a size eight again. Now, I never weigh myself."
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