Seorang pria homoseksual sukses menjadi ayah dari 10 bayi setelah berhasil menghamili sembilan wanita lesbian. Kok bisa?

Rupanya dia memang melakoni profesi sebagai penjaja jasa donor sperma yang bertransaksi melalui jejaring sosial Facebook. Kenzie Kilpatrick (26) asal Kota Birmingham, Inggris, secara khusus mendonorkan sperma untuk pasangan sesama jenis yang ingin memiliki anak, seperti dilansir the Daily Mail, Selasa (30/6).

Kenzie baru setahun terakhir melakoni perannya sebagai pendonor sperma. Enam wanita yang jadi kliennya melahirkan dalam waktu berdekatan selama sepuluh minggu terakhir, hasilnya dua bayi perempuan dan lima laki-laki. Sementara tiga lainnya melahirkan bayi mereka dalam kurun sebulan terakhir.

Ditanya mengenai biaya memakai jasanya, Kenzie mengaku hanya perlu diberi ongkos transportasi menuju rumah calon pengguna spermanya.

Satu pasangan menghabiskan 30 ribu Pound Sterling (Rp 628 juta) untuk inseminasi buatan, sebelum akhirnya berpaling memakai jasa Kenzie. Mereka hanya perlu membayari Kenzie ongkos transportasi dan menginap di hotel.

"Motivasi terbesar saya adalah menolong mereka yang sangat ingin memiliki seorang bayi," ucapnya seperti dilansir laman Daily Record.

Kenzie memiliki grup di Facebook yang bernama 'Drama free UK Sperm Donor'. Sejauh ini, ada 200 anggota di dalamnya.

Kenzie memaparkan transaksi pendonoran sperma bisa terjadi di rumah atau di hotel, tergantung permintaan dari sang pelanggan.

Namun diakui Kenzie bila profesinya sebagai pendonor sperma akan segera diakhirinya, lalu fokus menjadi orang tua. Dia mengaku telah menemukan seorang pasangan lesbian yang bersedia melahirkan anak baginya. "Mereka setuju menjadi pasangan orangtua bersamaku," tutupnya.

A mum told how she conceived a baby through a Birmingham sperm donor who has fathered ten children by nine women and said: “She’s our precious gift.”

Kenzie Kilpatrick, from Yardley, has tried to help no fewer than 50 childless women to fulfil their dreams of becoming mothers.

The former carer, 26, offers his donations for free, claiming just travel and hotel expenses.

Gemma and Kirsty* had been in a relationship for five years when they decided they wanted a baby together.

But the couple were devastated when told it would cost up to £18,000 for private artificial insemination via a Human Fertilization & Embryology Authority-licensed clinic.

Instead, they discovered Kenzie was offering his services for free via his Facebook group, called Drama Free UK Sperm Donors.

“We were talking to Kenzie for a few months before we travelled to Birmingham to meet him in a hotel,” said Gemma, aged 27, from Liverpool.

“We got on like a house on fire, we liked him instantly.”

She said Kenzie did not ask for a single penny for the sperm he donated - and even treated the couple to drinks and dinner.

“Kenzie allayed all our fears, he showed us certificates that he was clear of sexually transmitted diseases and we agreed that he would have no part in the baby’s life,’’ she recalled.

“It just felt right and, although we had not intended to, I knew I was ovulating so we decided to go for it there and then.”

Kenzie Kilpatrick with Facebook page Kenzie Kilpatrick with Facebook page

Within hours of meeting Kenzie for the first time in June last year, the former carer agreed to supply them with three sperm donations, which they self-inseminated in private using a syringe.

“We researched best insemination positions but we didn’t think in a million years that it was going to work,” said 33-year-old Kirsty.

However, less than a month later the couple were left “over the moon” when a pregnancy test revealed Gemma was expecting a baby.

“We sat there staring at the test in disbelief for about four hours,” said Gemma.
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Their daughter Sophia* was born 10 weeks ago, weighing a healthy 8lbs 1oz.

“Kenzie is such an amazing and selfless person, he has given us a gift that is truly priceless,” she added.

She said Kirsty was now set to go through the process of formally adopting Sophia as, by law, Kenzie is recognised as her legal biological father.

Had they used a licensed sperm donor clinic, Kenzie’s legal rights and responsibilities to the child would have been wavered.

Now the couple are coming to terms with the news Kenzie has fathered a further nine babies by eight other women in the last year.

Two girls and five boys have been born in the last ten weeks - including a set of twins. Three other women are due to have their children within the next month.

“It’s not something that has really crossed my mind, we’re not really that bothered,” said Kirsty.

“Kenzie hasn’t donated to anyone else in Liverpool, so the chances are low that our daughter will stumble across any of her half-siblings.”

And she said the couple plan to be “totally open and honest” with Sophia about how she was conceived.

“Whatever questions or concerns she will have we hope we can answer them,” added Kirsty. “She will know one thing for certain, and that she has two mums who love her deeply.”

Kenzie said: “To know I’ve helped people who have suffered for so long, wanting desperately to have a baby, has been my biggest motivator.

“I also feel incredible knowing that I will have ten babies out there continuing my genes.

“I don’t feel like I need to know the babies or stay in touch with their families, I just provided the sperm.

“I’m not attached to them, it’s not the same when you’re a man as it is when you’re a woman and you carry a baby for nine months. Surrogate mums face very different emotions to what I feel.”

*Names have been changed to protect their identities.