In brief
In a recent interview with Le Point, Pavel Durov stated that his estimated $13.9 billion fortune would be equally shared among all of his children, which include six officially acknowledged kids and more than 100 others conceived through sperm donation. Durov, who has emphasized the importance of self-reliance, mentioned that his children will not have access to their inheritance until they turn 30. "I want them to live like normal people and learn to trust themselves," he explained. Furthermore, Durov addressed criminal charges he faces in France, labeling them as "totally absurd" and affirming his commitment to privacy and security on the platform with over a billion users.
Durov's proactive financial planning stems from his concern for his safety due to the nature of his work defending freedoms, which has garnered him several adversaries. Despite the controversies, he continues to advocate for the responsible use of technology and privacy protection.
