Kyle Gordy, a 32-year-old US sperm donor, is nearing his goal of fathering 100 children by 2025. He is planning to expand his reach to Ireland and other countries. Gordy provides his services for free and operates a website called 'Be Pregnant Now'.
US sperm donor Kyle Gordy is on a mission to father 100 children by the end of 2025. He has already achieved 87 children worldwide and is planning to expand his reach to Ireland . Gordy, 32, finds joy in helping women start families and is committed to his sperm donation services, which he provides at no cost. He operates a website called 'Be Pregnant Now' for hopeful individuals.
After a brief romantic stint on the reality show '90 Day Fiancé', Gordy is still open to finding love but prioritizes his sperm donation efforts. He reveals plans to visit Japan, Ireland, the UK, the US, and other European countries to meet potential recipients. Though he doesn't have a specific number of children in mind, Gordy aims to make a significant impact on the world's population through his donations. He is compared to Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, who reportedly has over 100 biological children
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