Pavel Durov, the CEO of Telegram, recently revealed that all his children will eventually inherit his fortune. With an estimated net worth of nearly $14 billion, Durov’s unconventional family structure raises intriguing questions about wealth distribution and parental responsibility.
- Pavel Durov has over 100 children worldwide.
- He plans equal inheritance for all offspring.
- Durov's net worth is nearly $14 billion.
- He restricts access to his fortune for 30 years.
- Durov maintains a strict fitness regimen.
- He faces legal challenges in France.
In an interview with Le Point on June 20, 2025, Durov shared that he is the “official father” of six children and has over 100 offspring from sperm donations across 12 countries. He emphasized that all his children, regardless of how they were conceived, will have equal rights to his wealth.
Durov’s decision to delay access to his fortune for 30 years sparks a critical discussion about the impact of wealth on personal development. Can financial independence truly be achieved without initial access to wealth?
- Durov wants his children to learn self-reliance.
- He wrote a will at just 40 due to perceived risks.
- His approach contrasts with other wealthy figures like Elon Musk.
As society continues to grapple with wealth inequality, Durov’s choices may inspire others to rethink how they prepare future generations for financial success.
