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Jonathan Meijer, the central figure in Netflix's controversial documentary "The Man with 1000 Kids," refutes claims made in the film that he fathered up to 3000 children globally. Although he acknowledges donating at six clinics in the Netherlands, Meijer denies having visited several countries mentioned in the documentary, including Russia and Romania. Instead, he clarifies that some statements about his travels have been exaggerated, asserting that visits to countries like Poland and Hungary were for holidays, not for sperm donations. Meijer criticizes the documentary's portrayal, suggesting that Eve Wiley's traumatic experiences might be influencing the negative depiction of his actions.
Note: In the original version of this video, Eve Wiley was incorrectly named as a writer of the Netflix Series "The Man with 1000 Kids."
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