Pavel Durov revealed the Fortune Split: Telegram boss to leave $ 13.9bn to 100+ children; No inheritance for 30yrs

Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of the Telegram messaging app, revealed that he intends to divide his entire fate of about 13.9 billion dollars to more than 100 children, claiming that he claims the father through sperm donations, in which six have been imagined, he said in an interview with a French magazine Le Point.“I want to specify that I have no difference between my children: there are people who were naturally conceived and who come from my sperm donations,” said Durov. “They are all my children and everyone will have rights.”Durov is officially a father of six children with three partners. In addition, he has given birth to more than 100 children through anonymous sperm donations in the last 15 years, a visit that began when a friend sought help in starting a family. Today, their children are spread in 12 countries.The 40-year-old Russian-born Tech-Maggnet said that he has recently worked at his own will, deciding his heirs will not immediately reach their assets. He said, “I have recently drafted my will. I have decided that my children will not find anything in inheritance for thirty years from today.” When interrogated to draft his will at the age of 40, Durov said that his commitment to defend freedom comes with serious risks and enemies, some of them have acquired powerful nations. His intention, he said, to protect both his children and Telegram, which he created, so it continues to maintain the principles in which he believes.The CEO said, “I want them to be like ordinary people, learn to trust themselves alone, learn to trust yourself, to be able to make, not to depend on bank account,” the CEO said.Often known as “Russian Mark Zuckerberg”, Durov has an unconventional lifestyle and vocal personality and lives a life of relative privacy. Currently located in the Middle East, he has constantly depicted himself as a lawyer for digital privacy and personal freedom.Durov, who often collided with Kremlin on free speech concerns, was accused of enabling his encrypted messaging app last year of enabling sexual misconduct and drug trafficking. He has strongly denied all the allegations.