If there is a prize for cementing one's legacy in the world, it shall surely go to Pavel Durov. Known for being one of the co-founders of the widely popular messaging app Telegram, Durov has claimed that he has over 100 biological children and yet is still unmarried.

Telegram messenger app founder Pavel Durov has revealed to his followers that he is the biological father of over 100 children across 12 countries.

Upon visiting a donation clinic, Pavel Durov, Telegram CEO, learned he was considered “high-quality donor material,” leading him to participate in the sperm donation process

The chief executive and co-founder of the encrypted messaging app Telegram has made a startling announcement about his personal life. Telegram founder Pavel Durov has disclosed to his millions of followers that he has fathered over a hundred children across 12 nations through sperm donation.

Taking to the social media platform Telegram, Durov shared his unconventional journey to fatherhood and his plans to make his DNA publicly accessible so his biological offspring can connect with one another.

The entrepreneur stated that he now plans to open-source his DNA so that his biological children can find each other.

Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, revealed that he has over 100 biological children from sperm donations made over the past 15 years. Initially, he started donating sperm to help a friend facing fertility issues.

Pavel Durov, founder and CEO of messaging app Telegram, revealed that he has over “100 biological kids”, all of whom were conceived using his sperm. He said that he believes sperm donation is his duty to society as it helps couples facing problems in having children fulfil their dreams of parenthood.

Pavel Durov, the CEO and Founder of Telegram, has just revealed that he has over "100 biological kids." Telegram is a cloud-based mobile and desktop messaging app with millions of users around the world.

In his post, Telegram CEO Pavel Durov said he was 'just told' that he has over 100 biological kids in 12 countries, shares desire to “open-source” his DNA.

Pavel Durov recounted an incident from approximately 15 years ago when a friend approached him with an unusual request. "He said that he and his wife couldn't have kids due to a fertility issue and asked me to donate sperm.