FIFA’s preparing for the 2026 World Cup, and they’re taking a page out of the NFL’s playbook … tasking Coldplay’s Chris Martin and Phil Harvey with finding famous artists to perform the first halftime show at the world’s biggest sporting event!

In other words, Chris is FIFA’s Jay-Z.

Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, announced news of the partnership on Wednesday at a press event in Dallas … where they discussed plans for the upcoming 2026 World Cup in North America.

“Octomom” Nadya Suleman, who gained international notoriety after delivering the world’s first healthy set of octuplets in 2009, now says she has only one regret about her family journey … not taking her overactive fertility doctor to court.

The mother of 14 kids told People she was hoping for just one additional child at the time … but she says Dr. Michael Kamrava informed her he’d implanted six embryos via IVF. He had actually implanted 12 embryos. Kamrava has since had his medical license revoked.

Suleman says she was an unhappy only child … and saw herself having seven kids as an adult. She says … “I may have possibly overachieved with kids. I didn’t intend on having this many.”

Nadya already had six children at the time she became pregnant with eight — 8! — kids all at once. All her children were conceived through in-vitro fertilization, all implanted by Kamrava. It was a controversy when it was later revealed he had implanted the 12 embryos — not two, which is the standard.

Nadya was famously broke at the time she delivered her eight new babies, and had to appeal to the public for financial assistance.

She now says … “I do regret not suing the infertility doctor. I definitely regret that because his insurance would’ve been the one paying, and it would’ve been some millions, and it would’ve been helpful for my family.”

She says she was grateful to Kamrava, however … and only ended up suing the hospital “because they breached HIPAA” after staff leaked her medical info.

Mike ‘Boogie’ Malin is in hot water — again — this time, for hitting up Los Angeles pharmacies and allegedly leaving without paying for a bunch of stuff … TMZ has learned.

The Burbank Police Department tells TMZ … the ‘”Big Brother” season 7 alum was arrested on January 29 after officers were dispatched to multiple CVS Pharmacy locations in the San Fernando Valley regarding shoplifting incidents.

Law enforcement sources tell us an employee from the first CVS told cops he confronted Malin outside the store and told him he needed to pay for the items he’d stolen. Malin went back into the store with the items, placed them on the ground, and departed the premises in his vehicle.

We’re told cops know shoplifting suspects often hit multiple stores of the same brand when they’re committing thefts, so police sent an additional unit to a second CVS … where they located Malin’s unoccupied vehicle outside the store. The vehicle was running, and the hazard lights were on. Minutes later, Malin walked up to the officers, and he was detained.

According to a witness at the second CVS location, Malin stole two bottles of alcohol and energy drinks from the pharmacy. Cops tell us an employee at CVS signed off on a citizen’s arrest form for the alleged theft. The reality star was transported to jail, where he was booked for misdemeanor theft and later released on a citation.

As we’ve reported … Mike has had a handful of troubles over the years, including debt, lawsuits, and embezzlement claims.