Serial sperm donor has fathered 47 children across the globe

A couple have finally started their family after finding a serial sperm donor who calls himself a ‘modern day Jesus’ on TikTok.

A same-sex couple have welcomed their first baby after connecting with a “serial sperm donor” they found on TikTok.

Angela Turrey, 35, and her wife had numerous failed attempts to fall pregnant before meeting 30-year-old sperm donor Kyle Gordy back in 2020 in California.

Mr Gordy has reportedly fathered over 47 childen across the world.

Now mothers to baby Avery, who was born in July 2021, the couple were so excited they decided to start the process while inside their car outside Mr Gordy’s home.

Stream the news you want, when you want with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place. New to Flash? Try 1 month free. Offer ends 31 October, 2022 >

Angela Turrey and hr wife welcomed their son Avery in July 2021. Picture: Jam Press

“After handing this [his sperm] over, while in my car, my wife inserted the cup into me,” Ms Turrey told NeedToKnow.online.

“We hoped this would take, but we felt so comfortable [with everything] and knew this could be a chance for pregnancy – it was very exciting.”

The couple‘s meeting with Mr Gordy was last-minute, as he almost declined the women because he was “helping someone else the night before.”

“He asked if we were still comfortable [for him to donate] and we’re so happy we said yes.”

The women want to try for another baby using Mr Gordy’s sperm and said they’re not daunted by his famed donation record.

“It’s amazing. It’s a selfless act that Kyle was willing to do,”,” Ms Turrey said.

Kyle Gordy has fathered over 47 children across the globe. Picture: @kylegordy123/Jam Press

Starting their family

Mr Turrey met her now wife through an online dating site in July 2015 and after a year together they started their journey to become parents.

Initially the women tried intra-uterine insemination (IUI), a fertility treatment which inserts sperm into a woman’s uterus.

But after 10 failed attempts and each vial costing around $US900 ($A1,200), the couple found Kyle Gordy online.

The couple were initially nervous to use someone they didn’t know out of fear “they would want rights to the child.”

But after the costs of IUI became more expensive, the couple decided to turn to “alternative means” to start their family.

“After speaking to him and knowing why he did this, leaving it in our hands regarding [any potential future] contact with the child, it changed our feelings completely,” Ms Turrey said.

Ms Turrey said they checked the serial donor over for any health issues and started the process immediately after he gave his donation in a soft disc.

Angela Turrey at 34 weeks pregnant. Picture: Jam Press

A ‘selfless act’

Ms Turrey fell pregnant after the “first try with only one donation” and plans on having more children with Mr Gordy’s sperm.

“One of the main reasons we used Kyle, was knowing that he has helped others start families which showed that he was able to get people pregnant,” Ms Turrey said

Despite Mr Gordy’s prolific donation record, the women plan on using Mr Gordy’s services again in a few months time.

Baby Avery is now 10 months old. Picture: Jam Press Vid

“He was very upfront with how much he donates and this never pushed us away since we plan on being open to our son with everything as he gets older.

“My wife and I are extremely grateful for people like Kyle, as we wouldn’t have our son if it wasn’t for him.”

Mr Gordy, who calls himself a “modern day Jesus”, will soon have 55 children while travelling on a ‘donation tour’ across Europe and the United Kingdom.