The Japanese influencer relies on income from 3 wives, aspires to the father 54 children

Ruita Watanabi, the 36 -year -old Japanese social media, has acquired his interest in his unconventional lifestyle. Although approximately 1.25 million yen (7 rupees of Cham) earned a month, it admits to relying on the income of its three partners to cover the family expenses. Watanabe, who refers to himself as “Himo Ootoko” – lives – a term for a man who is financially relied upon by women – with his three partners and four children, including twins.

While watanabe refers to women as his wives, polygamy is not legal in Japan, and relationships are unregistered partnerships. It also maintains a separate relationship with a fourth partner and has seven additional children of previous relationships.

Watanabi’s ambition extends beyond his unique local situation; 54 children aspire to the father, bypassing the registry that Tokugawa ienari, is a Japanese shogon and has 53 children with a banned 27. In pregnancy and refrain from masturbation to “not waste sperm.”

The career path was varied in WatanABE. After he got out of high school, he occupied more than 20 part -time jobs before finding his position as Kegolo, a profession believed to be “born to do.” He began his career as an online influence in 2024, when he was shared by glimpses of his multi -wives lifestyle on social media, which he claims to gain millions of yen.

However, his lifestyle drew mixed reactions on the Internet. One of the social media users commented, “What he does does not seem different from the religion of worship, and he scares me.”

Others have expressed concerns about the well -being of his children, and they expected potential and bullying criticism due to the unconventional structure of their families. “I hope you do not share your lifestyle. First of all, what I was saying was very childhood, and I was embarrassed when I read it, one of the users said.”

Some have also speculated whether it could be a good choice for diligent women who want children but not marriage.