California woman discovers surrogate babys dad is reclusive Chinese billionaire whos allegedly sired 300 children

A woman has discovered she is carrying a baby for reclusive Chinese gaming billionaire Xu Bo, who has allegedly fathered hundreds of children.“The agency should’ve been very transparent from before getting matched … about who it is that you’re having a baby for and what the family is,” she told CBS News.The woman, whom CBS identified as “Judy” to protect her identity, made the comments in one of the first public accounts from a surrogate carrying a child for Xu.Judy told the station she has repeatedly tried to meet the man for whom she is carrying the baby, but none have taken place.“It leaves me wondering: do I even have a right to know?” she said.Her involvement with surrogacy began after she came across an AD on Instagram.

It offered $120,000 to become a surrogate.Judy, a single mom raising a seven-year-old, saw it as an opportunity to earn enough money to move into a home of her own.“I wanted to build a better life for me and my daughter,” she said.Judy eventually signed an agreement with Patriot Conceptions.She said the agency described the intended parent as a single father who wanted to grow his family.The California Post reached out to Patriot Conceptions about Judy’s claims.

But when Judy asked how many other surrogates were carrying children for him, she said she learned there were many.She was reportedly told the number was close to two dozen.“I can’t be exact, but I know it was a large number and I just kind of sat with that information thinking, ‘You know, that’s a lot,’” Judy said.

“That’s a lot of kids at one time.”Despite her concerns, Judy said she felt obligated to continue because she had already signed the contract and needed the income.Friends and relatives also encouraged her to move ahead with the pregnancy.Xu has allegedly fathered more than 100 US-born children through surrogacy agencies reportedly hopes the kiddies will one day marry Elon Musk’s children and create a sprawling family dynasty.H...

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