Man with over 150 kids says he plans to have 2,500 children
- Joe Donor said his plan is to sire 2,500 kids all over the world
- The Australian man offers his seed up to any woman who desires to be a mum
- So far, Joe, who never discloses his real name, has over 150 kids
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An Australian man only identified as Joe Donor has sired over 150 children in his lifetime and still aims at spreading his seed further.
Source: UGC
The sperm donor whose target is 2,500 offspring said COVID-19 pandemic did not slow him down and six women conceived for him during the lockdown.
The man who does not reveal his real name said he plans to impregnate 10 women within 2020, Daily Mail reports.
One of his baby mamas delivered in the middle of the year.
The man who is in his 40s said most of his clients often come from Facebook recommendations.
He said:
“I have about 150 kids worldwide but there are currently five women pregnant with my children and one kid has already been born.”
Joe who offers both artificial insemination services and also gets intimate with potential mums took his super seed to Argentina where he got stuck for a better part of the lockdown period.
The 49-year-old told 60 Minutes he rarely takes payment for his gift and only prefers when his travelling expenses are covered by ladies hoping to carry his kids.
The famous “super spreader” also added that he would not mind if any of his kids tried to track him down in the future.
Whenever Joe spots his kids in photos, his heart melts and he is pleased by how identical most of them are to him.
Source: UGC
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