At just 26 years old and already a mother of 22 children, she insisted she doesn’t want to stop until she’s 100

A Russian woman, only 22 years old, showed a video of her family. It shows this young woman from Georgia, a country that was part of the Russian republic, showing that twenty of her children were born in one year.

Kristina Ozturk, 26, has welcomed 21 of her children via surrogate, with 20 born in just over a year, the Daily Mail reports.

This young mother has stated that she wants to have up to 105 biological children with her millionaire husband Galip Ozturk, 58, who was sentenced to eight years in prison earlier this year after being found guilty of the illegal purchase and possession of drugs and psychotropic substances.

An adorable Instagram video on her account, which has more than 231,000 followers, captures her children with their names and birth dates. The clip showed viewers that all but two members of the clan were born in 2020, with Kristina’s eldest, Victoria, born in 2014 from a previous marriage and the newest addition to their family, Olivia, born in January 2021. It’s also mother of Mustafa, Maryam, Ayrin, Alice, Hassan, Judy, Harper, Teresa, Hussein, Anna, Isabella, Ismail, Mehmet and Ahmet (all three years old) and Ali, Kristina, Alena, Sarah, Lockman. and Alparslan, who are two years old.

In the January social media video, commenters were amazed at the adorable children, as many admitted that they often confuse the children because there are so many of them. ‘Meet the Ozturk family!’ Kristina’s message said. ‘You have often asked me to make a video with the names and ages of the children. I heard you, I made a video with birth dates…’

‘What a beautiful family!’ read in a comment.

‘Thank you for sharing your world with us! You have a beautiful family and you’re a mother!’ added a second.

A third wrote: ‘Thank you for sharing your happy, beautiful children with us! It must be wonderful for children to grow up with so many brothers and sisters.’

In February, Kristina, originally from Moscow, published a book about her experiences. In an Instagram post he wrote: ‘It seems like everything has already been written about parenting, but every day all parents look for useful information to give their children only the best.

Her husband’s legal problems

Kristina met wealthy hotel owner Galip while vacationing in the coastal town of Batumi, Georgia. However, according to Agenda.Ge, the businessman was arrested in May last year after “particularly large quantities” of drugs were found during a raid.

He is also accused of tax evasion, forgery and money laundering. Galip had already fled Turkey in 2018 after an appeals court upheld his life sentence in connection with a 1996 murder. His legal team has said they will appeal and the businessman has denied the crimes.

Kristina opened up on her Instagram about the tough times she’s been through without her husband. “Many of you have noticed that events in our family have made it more difficult for me to maintain the page,” he said in a message. “I’m sure that day will come soon, but in the meantime, I want to thank you for all your support and kind words,” she added.

The costs of caring for children

In 2021, Kristina revealed that she had spent $96,000 annually on 16 nannies. At that point, she and Galip had paid $170,000 to surrogate mothers between March 2020 and July 2021.

Speaking to the publication Fabulous, the young mother said: “I’m with the children all the time and doing all the things that mothers normally do.” ‘I can tell you one thing: my days are never boring. Every day is different, from planning staff schedules to shopping for my family,” Kristina told the publication of her routine.

Kristina, who also revealed she spent almost $5,000 a week on baby supplies including 20 large bags of diapers and 53 packs of baby food, shares updates about her hectic life on her Instagram account, where she has 231,000 followers.

A similar case in Great Britain

Britain’s ‘largest family’, the Radfords, have 22 children and appear to be neck and neck with the Ozturk family from Georgia, who have the same number of children, 21 of whom will soon be welcomed as surrogate mothers. (JO)