- By Shailvee Tiwari
- Thu, 16 Jan 2025 02:36 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Kyle Gordy, a 32-year-old man from California, has garnered worldwide attention as the world's most popular sperm donor. Already a father to 87 children across the globe, he aims to reach 100 by the end of 2025. Gordy offers free sperm donation services through the website 'Be Pregnant Now,' for women struggling with conception. He connects with recipients through his website and Instagram.
With over 3,000 followers on Instagram, Kyle Gordy gained fame after appearing on the TLC show 90 Day Fiancé. During the show, he dated Anika Philipp for eight months before the couple parted ways. According to reports, the famous sperm donor currently has 14 children on the way, from countries including England, Sweden, Norway, and Scotland.
According to Jam Press, Kyle Gordy expressed, “It feels great to be a dad of so many children. I love that I’ve helped all these women start families when they thought it wouldn’t be possible. But I’m a long way off making a significant impact on the world’s overall population. And so, for that, I’m only just getting started.”
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He further added, “If I’m honest, though, I don’t really have a goal number of children I’d like to have. I think I’ll keep making babies until women no longer need me.”
Despite having many children, Kyle Gordy does not have a family of his own. He is still hopeful of settling down with the perfect woman, but his primary focus remains on helping women worldwide.
Looking ahead to 2025, Kyle has exciting plans, including trips to Japan, Ireland, and various other destinations across Europe. “I have a few trips planned across the world this year. I’m speaking to a few women in Japan and Ireland – both countries of which I’m yet to have children – and the UK, US, as well as other countries across Europe mostly,” he shared with Jan Press.
Gordy is organising a global tour in 2025 for sperm donation, to expand the list of countries where he has helped women in conceiving, including Japan, Ireland, and Korea. “I’ve not been able to get to those countries for donating specifically yet,” he explained. “Who knows? I might have a child in each country by 2026.