Russian 26-year-old Kristina Ozturk is seeking to expand her family to more than 100 children. She intends to keep producing more biological children; right now, she has 22.
Living in Georgia, Kristina and her rich husband, Galip, have welcomed many of their children via surrogacy. They brought 21 infants into their family via surrogates in little over a year.
A previous relationship was the source of Kristina’s first child, Victoria, who was born to her. Mustafa, Maryam, Ayrin, Alice, Hassan, Judy, Harper, Teresa, Hussein, Anna, Isabella, Ismail, Mehmet, Ahmet, Ali, Kristina, Alena, Sarah, Lockman, Alparslan, and Olivia are the individuals who are currently residing with her.
Kristina revealed in an interview with The Sun that she wanted a content family instead of just the biggest one. She remarked, “I have dreamed about this from early life. Dreaming of a large, contented family was another thing my spouse fantasized about. We thus started to realize our dream following our meeting”.
Kristina has not ruled out the idea of having more children naturally in the future, even while they mostly employ surrogates to rapidly grow their family. She said, “I’m planning my pregnancy, but not straight away since for now I need to be near to my babies.”
The unusual family arrangement of Kristina Ozturk and her husband, Galip, has made news. They hired sixteen full-time nannies, each paid $500 a month, to assist in running their busy house. Given 22 children to look after, they require all the support available!
Every day in a busy house, fit for a big family, is active and demanding. Their monthly use of almost 20 massive diaper boxes and 53 packets of baby formula emphasizes the abundance of small children living in the house. This great consumption results in an astounding weekly spending on basics alone between $5,000 and $6,000.
Constant demand for these items generates a vibrant environment full of little children’s sounds as family members balance different chores, from formula preparation to diaper change. Along with careful budgeting and planning, this high volume of care promotes family member cooperation as they help to guarantee that everyone’s requirements are satisfied. In the middle of the difficulties, the ties of love and encouragement blossom in this active family environment.
About catching some Zs, Kristina says that she will have to “sleep a lot in another life.” The babies are tucked in by 8 p.m. and sleep until 6 a.m., so allowing her to grab a few more hours of rest until 7 a.m. Still, given such a large brood, sleep has to be rare!
Naturally, being a 22-year-old mother has its share of detractors. Kristina is not bashful about answering those who doubt her decisions. She feels that everyone is entitled to make their own decisions. In a discussion with The Sun, she added, “If you don’t want a big family, that’s fine; don’t have so many kids;”. “Also great if surrogacy isn’t for you! But this is our life; we are content with our decisions.
Kristina welcomes her particular journey with pride and is not ashamed of her family size. After all, life should be lived on your terms!