The founder of Telegram made a will to distribute the $17.10 billion fortune to six children and 100 children born of sperm donation

According to the New York Post, Telegram founder Pavel Durov said he wants his wealth to be left to the 100 children born through sperm donation.
The billionaire has made a will to divide his $17.10 billion fortune among six children with three significant others, as well as 100 children born in 12 countries over the past 15 years through sperm donation, Durov revealed in an interview with the French magazine on Thursday.
"They are all my children with equal rights! I don't want them to tear each other apart after I die," says Durov, 40, who does not want his children to spend his wealth for 30 years.