Nadya Suleman and Jolie´s Kids to Get Same Clothes

Nadya Suleman’s children will wear the same clothing as the children of her idol, Angelina Jolie. The children’s clothing manufacturer Custom Kingdom, that clothes the children of the popular actress, offered Nadya free clothing for her 14 children, writes Hoolyscoop.

Offer by Custom Kingdom

In their letter they justified the move by saying that they are aware how hard it is to take care of one, let alone 14 children, so they decided to sponsor the children of Nadya Suleman. Custom Kingdom will either send clothing of their choice to them, or their mother will choose what she wants her children to wear.

Also, they mentioned that they will sponsor Nadya’s children for one year, with 500 dollars per month in clothing, but for longer if need be, or if Nadya does not get out of a hard financial situation.

Remember, Nadya’s public relations team started an internet site some time ago, with a bank account number so that people can donate to Nadya, as well as the address that people can send gifts to the 14 children.

Free house

Nearly at the same time, Nadya Suleman has been receiving death threats due to which she and her children have been temporarily moved to a secret location. Besides anonymous threats, Suleman has experienced condemnation from people from American’s public life, which is maybe because she refused a free house that was being offered to her.

Nadya refused an offer from the non-profit organization “Angels in Waiting”, which offered her a new home for her and her children within six months.

Besides that, the “angles” offered her medical care for her children, but it is not known why a woman with no income rejected it.

The lawyer Gloria Allred and the founder of the “angles” Linda West-Conforti could give the answers to that at a press conference at which they will present their conversation with Nadya Suleman.

Maybe the young mother rejected all the offers because she will accept to act in an adult film, which would no longer surprise anybody, writes Hoolyscoop.