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    Chinese gaming billionaire Xu Bo has reportedly fathered between 100 and 300 children through U.S. surrogacy arrangements to build a business dynasty. [1, 2]


    Key Details of the Case

    • The Individual: Xu Bo, 48, is the reclusive founder and chairman of the Chinese gaming company Duoyi Network. [
    1, 2, 3]


    • The Allegations: While his company has acknowledged he has a little over 100 children born via U.S. surrogates, a former partner involved in legal disputes claimed the actual number could be as high as 300. [
    1, 2]


    • The Motive: Reports and court documents indicate Xu sought to father dozens of U.S.-born sons to inherit his empire, and he has expressed a desire for his offspring to eventually marry into Elon Musk's family. [
    1, 2]


    • Legal and Industry Fallout: A California judge rejected several of Xu's parental rights petitions for unborn children. The case—highlighted by investigative reports from
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