Celebrity sperm donor service gears up for launch Last night Mr Richards admitted that the clinic has no real sperm samples "as of yet." He said that the online descriptions are examples of the type of clientele that Fame Daddy "intends to attract." However he said that the site's register of possible donors already includes a retired ATP tennis pro, retired English cricketers and a multi-platinum recording artists. Mr Richards said: "We currently have about 40 people on our register of interested donors. Of course, until we have premises we cannot store sperm and therefore we as of yet have no actual samples. I am confident most of these will donate once we are operational. He said that "like all licensed clinics," information about the donors will be stored in a confidential registry "that can be accessed by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), who also manage our file architecture and data management systems." The company is "confident" it will complete the four-month application process for HFEA approval by next February. Mr Richards said: "Our vision is to help women give their children the very best chance in life. To be able to harvest potential from the global gene pool, rather than from the more limited selection of the men she comes into direct contact with, is a major evolutionary leap for women. Our aim is to provide excellent levels of medical care in a supportive and nurturing environment. We will offer a range of top quality celebrity surrogate fathers whose contributions are exclusively available at our fertility clinic. Whether it is talent on the stage or pitch, having a world beating voice, or just being very beautiful, Fame Daddy will have the perfect celebrity surrogate daddy.