Pavel Durov's Alleged Inheritance Plan: A Look at the Claims and Digital Privacy Battle

A recent viral video has circulated claims regarding Pavel Durov, the co-founder of the popular messaging app Telegram, and his alleged extensive family and inheritance plans. The video, titled "What this billionaire confessed caused a stir and left 106 unknowns," asserts that Durov has 106 children, including six biological offspring and over 100 conceived through sperm donation across 12 countries. According to the video's narrative, Durov reportedly plans to distribute his substantial $17 billion fortune equally among all these children. However, the inheritance would allegedly be withheld for 30 years, a condition purportedly designed to encourage them to develop their own skills and not rely on inherited wealth. The video quotes Durov as stating, "All are my children, and all will inherit the same." The video also touches upon Durov's ongoing efforts in advocating for digital privacy, suggesting that his life may be at risk due to these endeavors. While these claims have generated significant online discussion, independent verification of the alleged family and inheritance details is crucial for any factual reporting. The video presents these claims without providing verifiable sources or evidence.