Octo Mom to Lose Her House on March 5

Nadya Suleman could be kicked out of her home in less than two weeks, a source close to the Octo Mom confirms.

The source says that the house is set to be auctioned off on March 5. The Whittier, Calif., residence is actually owned by Suleman's mother, Angela, who has not paid the bungalow's mortgage in 10 months. She owed more than $23,000 in back payments.

Suleman and her 14 children do not have a plan for where they will live once the house is gone, the source says.

The source also confirms that Suleman made up the father's name -- David Solomon -- on her children's birth certificates.

His name is not David Solomon, the source says, adding that Suleman chose the name for its biblical reference and that she and the sperm donor signed an agreement before the birth of the children.

"It was signed a long time ago," the source says. "Only Nadya and the sperm donor know the exact details."

Despite Suleman telling Dateline that she hopes the father would be involved in the parenting, the source maintains that she won't reveal his name.

"She had just had all the babies [at the time of the interview]," the source says. "Her hormones were likely raging, but at this point, it doesn't look like he will ever be involved."

Shed light on the identity of the sperm donor, who helped Suleman conceive her octuplets and her six other children.

The source also says the father is "definitely not" Dennis Beaudoin, the man went on Good Morning America Monday claiming he was the donor in question.

Suleman confirmed exclusively on Sunday that Beaudoin was not the father of any of her children, despite having donated sperm for her in vitro fertilization.
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