Mr. Durov, who claims to be the official father of six children with different partners, also mentioned that he contributed to a fertility clinic, resulting in his sizeable offspring. He expressed his desire for his children to live "normal" lives and avoid dependency on wealth by holding off their access to inheritance for 30 years. In an interview with Le Point, Durov reflected on his will, explaining its necessity due to the risks associated with his work in technology and freedom advocacy. Furthermore, he discussed ongoing criminal charges in France, which he categorically denies, referring to them as "totally absurd."

While Telegram has gained over a billion users and is known for its privacy-centric abilities, the scrutiny over alleged insufficient moderation regarding criminal activities remains a challenge for Mr. Durov. The tech mogul maintains that the presence of criminals on the platform does not equate to the app's developers being at fault.

As he prepares for the future, Durov's approach to inheritance raises questions about wealth distribution and the responsibilities of affluent individuals in shaping the lives of their numerous descendants.

Mr. Durov’s revelations open a new chapter in discussions about parental responsibility and the ethical implications of wealth inheritance in today’s digital age.