A sperm donor who claims he has fathered 170 children has vowed to keep on fathering babies despite the impact it has on his love life.
Joe Donor, 52, is famous as 'Britain's most prolific dad', having fathered 170 children.
He left numerous people stunned after vowing that he would keep on fathering babies in his life.
Joe Donoe is known as a sperm donor and has helped numerous couples have babies during 13 years. Although he helps several couples and is happy, he is the lonely one.
He said that he wanted to keep going with his friend until he caught his partner, who 'sweeps him off his feet'.
He has now found a partner for himself who can embrace him .
Joe explained that he is considered retired until he finds the woman who can sweep me off his feet; if not, he didn't give up his job until the very end.
He expressed that has a woman who wants to have children and can accept the number of children he already has.
He added: 'I think if I did meet the right lady, I would give up helping new recipients, but I would want to give additional siblings to anyone I helped previously.'
He also shared that his sperm donations are not for financial profit and can sometimes result in personal loss. However, he said: " 'I am lucky if I am reimbursed expenses and able to break even". However, witnessing the joy on the faces of my children and their mothers makes it all worthwhile.'"
Joe is also a father himself, with his eldest children in their 20s.
Instead of worrying, he feels happy when his child could have additional siblings on the way.
In addition, he keeps in touch and is aware of where they are, hoping that one day they can all know one another.
He said, 'You don't just become a top donor overnight. I've always wanted children, and had quite a few before turning to donations.
Joe claims he often receives negative comments.
He claimed that he often receives negative comments from people who are jealous of his successes.
However, he doesn't care; he said that everyone can voice their opinions.
'These comments say more about the insecurity of the person who voices them than they do about me.
'I am focused on the happiness of the women I have helped and their children; a few negative comments won't change that.'
