Would you get sperm from Facebook?

26-year-old, Kenzie Kilpatrick, from Birmingham has advertised his wares on Facebook with some degree of success. The altruistic 26-year-old set up a private Facebook group - Drama Free UK Sperm Donors - with, so far, more than 200 members. He travels to meet the women to deliver his donation for artificial insemination. He asks only for travel and hotel expenses should he have to travel outside of Birmingham. Kilpatrick told the Birmingham Mail that he would like to help at least 50 women become mothers. According to Kilpatrick, currently he is the biological father of seven babies, including one set of twins, with six different women. Three of the women he has donated to are yet to give birth meaning if all goes well Kilpatrick will be father to ten babies by nine different women. According to Kilpatrick, he was inspired to donate sperm after coming across donation websites and says that he is proud to be helping people overcome their difficulties in having children Speaking to ITV News he said: "I feel incredible knowing that I will have ten babies out there continuing my genes. He says that he does not particularly want to keep in touch with the families but is happy to provide additional donations to women he helped conceive so that the siblings would share DNA. A spokesperson from the National Gamete Donation Trust told the Birmingham Mail that while it is still legal to use donors through private agreements rather than licensed clinics. “There is no way to regulate intercourse or DIY procedures.”