11.11.2026 11:23
A Turkish-origin social media figure living in the Netherlands experienced the surprise of her life through a DNA test she took to learn about her family’s past. Learning that her biological father had been a sperm donor for years, the woman discovered that she could have approximately 200 half-siblings. The story of the woman, who reached dozens of her siblings after the truth that had been hidden from her family for years came to light, caused astonishment.
A woman of Turkish origin living in the Netherlands and creating social media content took a DNA test with her boyfriend last year out of curiosity. Knowing that her mother and father were Turkish, the woman wanted to learn more about her origins and encountered a truth she never expected.
IT TURNED OUT SHE WAS 25 PERCENT DUTCH IN THE DNA TEST
Seeing that she was 25 percent Dutch in the results of the test she had done through MyHeritage, the woman was greatly shocked. Since she knew her mother and father were Turkish, she thought the result was wrong.
However, the fact that a man she had never heard of before appeared as her biological father in the test increased her suspicions. When the woman contacted the person in question through the platform, she learned the secret her family had kept for years.
SHE LEARNED THAT HER FATHER WAS A SPERM DONOR
The person identified as her biological father said that he had been a sperm donor for many years and that she might have been born through this method.
Thereupon, the young woman spoke with her mother and learned that the father who raised her could not have children. Her mother confirmed that they had resorted to sperm donation in order to have a child.
SHE MAY HAVE 200 SIBLINGS
The real shock she experienced emerged when she researched her biological father's past. It was stated that the man, who donated sperm several times a week for years, could have about 200 children.
After learning this fact, Emine began researching her siblings and has so far reached dozens of half-siblings. The woman met some of them face to face and also joined a messaging group created so that the siblings could find each other.