American women 'line up' to ask for sperm from a handsome man

Math teacher Ari Nagel's attractive looks and intelligent mind quickly became the choice for American women eager to get pregnant.

Since Ari Nagel, 40, revealed to the media in early June that he had fathered 22 children with 18 women, more than 100 women from across the United States have contacted him to request sperm. They include single and divorced women, lesbians and straight women. "He's so nice because he's giving his sperm for free," said Sheila Killian, a 47-year-old lesbian whose wife is seeking sperm from Nagel. "We don't have enough money to go to a sperm bank."

Portrait of Ari Nagel. Photo: Tamara Beckwith.

With her attractive appearance and her job as a math teacher, Nagel quickly became the "dream man" of women who were eager to have children. Linda, a nurse from Massachusetts, shared that her boyfriend had left her after 10 years of dating. Now, he was expecting his first child with someone else. Heartbroken, Linda went to Nagel and mentioned her wish to ask for sperm to get pregnant.

Shakayla Simmons, a 24-year-old nurse from Tallahassee, is even more detailed. She's marrying her partner, Shomari Ling, next month, but doesn't want anything more than a baby conceived with Nagel's sperm. "I'll be ready whenever Nagel is ready. I want to conceive before or right after the wedding," said the 24-year-old, who grew up with 10 siblings.

Simmons and Ling were planning to adopt, but didn't want to wait too long. Simmons also didn't want to receive sperm from an anonymous donor. "Nagel has a big heart. He makes people's wishes come true. He gives life," the nurse said.

Although he has not met Nagel in person, Simmons is confident in his decision and is not afraid of gossip. "I am completely fine with people knowing the father of my child because he is wonderful."

Blandine Rodney, a 43-year-old nurse in Brooklyn, also hopes to have children with the math instructor. "He's handsome and smart. I would be proud to be pregnant with him." She also spoke out against criticism that Nagel is trying to "whitewash" the black community because of his relationships with many African-American women.

In contrast to the sisters "lining up" to ask for Nagel's sperm, Crystal in Connecticut appeared quite indifferent. "I never wanted my children to have a bunch of brothers and sisters out there," the mother of two explained.

According to VNE