About 0.2 percent of the world’s population is Jewish, but a forty-eight-year-old Orthodox Jewish man named Ari Nagel seems to be trying to change that. He has taken procreation to a new level. The man the NY Post has dubbed the “Sperminator” has one hundred sixty-five children and ten more on the way. That’s one hundred seventy-five children for this baby machine.
“I’ll stop when I’m 50,” Nagel, who will turn 49 in August, told The NY Post.
Nagel says he can keep going, but he’s concerned that there will be increased risks for conditions such as autism. But for now, the Kingsborough Community College math professor will keep on going.
Ari Nagel is a sperm donor who has fostered over 100 children – and somehow, he plays a part in many of their lives too.
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Nagel told the NY Post,
I have ten women currently pregnant in the US, Canada, Asia, Africa, and Europe … Zimbabwe and Long Island are due in July, Israel and Queens are due in August,” he crowed, adding that one of his baby mamas, a woman in France, is expected to pop at any moment.
Nagel’s progeny have been conceived through non-sexual means. He is a sperm donor. Some may wonder how he manages to remember all of his children’s names and birthdays. The answer is that he keeps track of his children on a spreadsheet. Nagel has met many of his children except thirty-four of them. ‘Some of his donors have multiple children with Nagel’s sperm. He says that many of the women don’t want to connect with him, but when the children get older, they start asking questions, and then they want to meet him. Almost ninety of his children live in the tri-state area. He sees the fifty-six who live in New York often.
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Nagel acknowledges that although children bring happiness to one’s life, one hundred and seventy-five is more than he would suggest. He says he won’t be as good a father as the one he grew up with in his Orthodox Jewish home in upstate Monsey, alongside two sisters and four brothers.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Nagel, who uses dating apps, is having trouble finding a woman to marry. He says most women are put off by a man with well over one hundred children. On top of that, he’s pretty broke.
When I met my husband Mike and found out he had seven children, my first question was if they were all with the same person. They were, but he thought the question was surprising. I explained that to most people, seven children is a lot. To this day, I get a tremendous kick out of telling people I have seven children and seeing the shock on most people’s faces. I can’t wait to add now that seven is nothing. There’s this guy in New York who has one hundred and seventy-five of them!
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The NY Post goes on to give Nagel’s advice to his children,
Nagel’s advice is to “embrace saying ‘Yes’ to doing favors, new experiences, invites, and opportunities. It’s the key to a fulfilling life. I say yes to everything,” he said.
Nagel’s advice is all well and good, but when it comes to having more children, it’s time for Nagel to take former First Lady Nancy Reagan’s advice and just say no.
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