NBC News correspondent Ann Curry has landed the first interview with Nadya Suleman, the alleged baby fanatic who gave birth to octuplets in Bellflower, California last week.

Nadya was discharged from the hospital early Thursday morning.

“She left early this morning,” says Socorro Serrano, spokesperson for the Bellflower Medical Center. “It will be a while until the babies can go home. They cannot leave the hospital until they are near normal newborn weight.”

The NBC interview will take place at an undisclosed time at an undisclosed location, says Michael Furtney, publicist for Nadya Suleman. Michael would not discuss whether or not his client is being paid to tell her story.

“That’s between her and NBC.”

NBC officials confirmed that Ann is doing the interview but denied that they ae paying Nadya.

Nadya Suleman lives in Whittier, California with her parents and six children. The octuplets are still in the hospital, but are all listed in good condition.

The mother of 14 sits down with Ann Curry on Today and Dateline next week.