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In the quiet language of legacy, some invitations are written long before they’re opened. According to Le Point, Telegram founder Pavel Durov has pledged his $17.1 billion estate to 106 children - six biological, and over 100 conceived through anonymous sperm donations in 12 countries. But they won’t receive a kobo until 2055. In this act, a willed invitation is extended: you are recognised, but not yet rewarded.

Key Points
  • Durov confirmed fathering 100+ children via sperm donation across 12 countries
  • All children — biological and donor-conceived — will inherit equally
  • Inheritance delayed until June 19, 2055, to encourage independence
  • He cited political risks from his tech activism, including a 2024 arrest
  • Legacy is framed as structured access, not immediate reward
A willed invitation extended offers without assumption. In Durov’s world, it appears, family is intention, and legacy waits to be earned.

Have you ever been included — not because you asked, but because someone believed you could grow into it?
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Sources
Le Point, Bloomberg