Nadya Suleman has opened up about her controversial decision to sit down with NBC News journalist Ann Curry for an interview just days after giving birth to octuplets back in 2009. In Lifetime‘s new reality series Confessions of Octomom, Suleman reflects on the interview, noting she was “in a state of shock” and “not there” when talking with Curry about welcoming eight babies conceived via in vitro fertilization (IVF). “[The hospital] let me pick what interviewer [I wanted], so I opted [for] a news anchor and I didn’t know who she was. I never watched anything she did,” Suleman said in Monday’s (March 10) episode, per Us Weekly. “So I picked Ann Curry. She was one of the only women. I thought I’d feel comfortable talking to a woman.” Suleman explained she was stressed ahead of the interview, sharing, “I felt horrible about myself. I gained 150 pounds during the whole pregnancy, so at that point,...