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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov is funding free IVF for women who have his children
Pavel Durov, the billionaire CEO of Telegram, funded fertility treatment for women using his sperm to conceive. A clinic in Moscow is advertising the service, which it said is paid for by a "very generous" contribution by Durov.
Famous entrepreneur with over 100 children offers free IVF to women but there's a catch
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has offered free IVF treatment to women, but the catch is the sperm used in the treatment must be Durov's.
Telegram's Pavel Durov Offers Free IVF—But You've Got to Use His Sperm
A Russian IVF clinic is offering free fertility treatment for women. However, there's a catch: they must agree to use Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's sperm.
Father to 100 children, Telegram CEO Pavel Durov offers his sperm and IVF treatment for free
Telegram CEO and Russian billionaire Pavel Durov is offering his sperm for free to women who desire to have children through In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF). In July this year, Durov took the Internet by storm after he claimed he has over a hundred biological kids in 12 countries.
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Offers Free IVF to Women Who Use His Sperm
You can undergo the procedure of in vitro fertilization (IVF) absolutely free of charge, using donor sperm from Pavel Durov, one of the most famous and successful entrepreneurs of our time,” the AltraVita IVF clinic,
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov is offering free IVF treatment to women using his sperm
In a post on his Telegram channel in July, Pavel Durov had said that he was told he had over 100 biological kids. According to the Telegram founder even after he stopped being a donor, the AltraVita IVF clinic still has his frozen sperm.
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