The man, who has alleged to be the biological father of Nadya Suleman's octuplets, is also willing to offer help to raise her brood of 14 children.
Speaking in an interview on ABC's Good Morning America, the man, whose identity is being kept under wraps, claimed that Suleman brought him to donate sperm at the clinic where she received in vitro fertilization. However, Suleman denied that the man was the father of her children.
Octuplets Mother Yearns for a 'Huge Family'
The mother-of-six who gave birth to octuplets in California last week has broken her silence, saying she wanted a huge family to make up for a lonely childhood.
The mother-of-six who gave birth to octuplets in California last week has broken her silence, saying she wanted a huge family to make up for a lonely childhood.
"The real sperm donor knows who he is. This guy is definitely not the one. It's kind of comical. Nadya's not sure why he's doing this," People magazine quoted Munoz as saying.
However, the alleged donor said that he was "shocked [and] surprised" when he came to know that Suleman had delivered octuplets on Jan. 23.
Coos and Praises Surrounding US Octuplets Turn into Anger
The coos and praise that surrounded the successful delivery of US octuplets turned into cries of anger from fertility experts and the public.
The coos and praise that surrounded the successful delivery of US octuplets turned into cries of anger from fertility experts and the public.
And now, he is even willing to help Suleman raise the children because he thinks that she can't do it on her own.
Controversy Over the Birth of Octuplets Calls for Tougher Regulations
A 33-year-old woman in California who underwent in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) has amplified calls for tougher regulations on assisted reproduction.
A 33-year-old woman in California who underwent in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) has amplified calls for tougher regulations on assisted reproduction.
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