By Jen Heger - Breaking Celebrity News Assistant Managing Editor

Nadya "Octo-Mom" Suleman's house in La Habra which had been scheduled to be auctioned off Monday because the controversial mother of 14 stopped making payments more than a year ago, has been postponed until May 7, after Octo filed for bankruptcy, Breaking Celebrity News is exclusively reporting.

As previously reported, Octo-Mom found herself at the center of a firestorm last Wednesday as photos surfaced of her house, showing the squalid living conditions she subjects her children to. A cleaning crew arrived to the house late Wednesday to scrub the graffiti-riddled, filthy house from top to bottom.

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Amir Haddadin, the man who loaned Suleman more than $450k to buy the house, was told by Indy-Mac bank Monday morning that the auction had been postponed. "The bank told me that the auction had been postponed until May 7 and I told them that Nadya had filed for bankruptcy, which I think they already knew," Haddadin tells Breaking Celebrity News exclusively. "They didn't tell me why the auction had been postponed. This is not surprising that Nadya has filed for bankruptcy and now the bank will have to deal with it."

However, Amir's real concern is Nadya's children and their well-being. "I feel so sorry for those children and I worry about them. What kind of life are they living now? Going to the bathroom in the backyard of the house in portable toilets -- they aren't animals. Does Nadya realize that? Truly, what kind of life can these children have with her as a mother?" Amir asks.

The 36-year-old single mother's hom