Octo-dad? Good Morning America to Interview Possible Father of Nadya Suleman's Octuplets on Monday, February 23rd

On Monday, February 23^rd Good Morning America is going to air an exclusive interview with a man that claims he may be the father to Nadya Suleman's Octuplets and other six children. He also happens to be her ex-boyfriend and now believes she was still married while they were dating.

The unidentified man says he made three donations of sperm to Nadya. He would like a paternity test done to find out if he is the father of the children.

He said two of the three donations were made in his home and that Nadya kept the sample warm between her breasts until she could deliver it to the clinic. The other donation was made in the clinic.

Nadya has denied that this man is the father. In an exclusive interview, Nadya Suleman aka Octo-mom told RadarOnline.com: "That guy is definitely not the father of my kids. I know who the father is and I can tell you it is definitely not him."

So what is this guy after? Nadya and her Octuplets are the hottest thing in the news right now. Does he just want his 15 minutes of fame or does he truly want to help with the children? If that is the case, where was he six children ago?

On the birth certificates of a few of her children, she lists David Soloman as the father. The others list no father at all. The children all share the last name of Soloman. In 2001, Nadya started procedures to have her last named changed legally to Soloman but for unknown reasons, the change was never made and there is no name-change decree on file.

The unidentified man says that regardless of the outcome of the paternity test he would still like to be able to help Nadya raise the children because he believes she cannot handle it on her own.

Even Nadya has said this. The entire world is saying this. This unidentified "possible" father isn't breaking any news story with that claim.

Nadya might not be going it alone. Angels in Waiting- a non-profit firm in California- has offered Suleman round-the-clock care that would include clothing, nursing care, physical therapy, educational specialists and a place to stay with her 14 children. The cost of the 12 caretakers needed to care for 14 children will run about $135,000 a month. They hope the money will come from public donations.

Nadya's father Ed Doud will appear on Oprah on Tuesday to ask the public for help. Mr. Doud also asked Oprah to help find someone for his daughter to be mentally examined. Oprah agreed.

Sources:

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/2009/02/21/2009-02-21_exboyfriend_of_octomom_nadya_suleman_hop.html

http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/Man-Claims-Paternity-of-Octuplets-Says-Hell-Help-Suleman.html

http://www.examiner.com/x-2125-Chicago-Celebrity-Examiner~y2009m2d20-Nadya-Sulemans-dad-asks-Oprah-for-help-show-about-octuplet-mom-to-air-Tuesday

http://www.radaronline.com/exclusives/2009/02/octomom-hes-not-the-dad.php