MOTHER OF 9 BABIES READY TO BE RELEASED

Mali women, Halima Cisse, who gave birth to nine (9) babies is ready to go back home. 

Pictured all together for the first time, the proud parents Halima Cisse & Kader Arby to a world record-breaking nine (9) babies, who were born in Morocco on May 5. 

The mother, 25-year-old Halima Cisse, gave birth to the babies by cesarean section in Morocco after being sent there for special care by Mali's health officials. 

The five girls and four boys, and their mother, “are all doing well,” Mali’s health minister said in a statement.

Cisse (mother) revealed the nonuplets are almost ready to fly home to Mali.

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