It is estimated Keith MacDonald's growing brood will end up costing taxpayers¹ more than £2million in benefits. 

 

The 29-year-old, from Sunderland, is set to appear in a TV documentary in which he says his latest child is due very soon. 

 

But despite his most recent partner being heavily pregnant, he tells program-makers² he is still desperate to meet new women - and is even shown trying to chat up love interests at a bus stop. 

 

The documentary, entitled 40 Kids by 40 Women, follows a number of so-called 'mega-dads' to see how they cope, or fail to cope, with having so many children. 

 

MacDonald denies all 15 of the children he is said to have fathered are his, but boasts of his skill at meeting women and about his fertility. 

 

He tells documentary makers: 'How many of my ex-girlfriends am I still friends with? None of them. Apart from one and that's the one that is pregnant now.' 

 

He adds: 'The last time I had sex was nine months ago and the person's pregnant.' 

 

MacDonald tells the program he can't find work, partly because he is 'no good at listening', and spends most of his time playing computer games. 

 

He says he finds it hard to meet new women because of his reputation in Sunderland and is shown in the program going to Birmingham to 'pull girls'. 

 

MacDonald has appeared on the Jeremy Kyle Show in the past and claims he meets the mothers of his children on public transport. 

 

He previously³ bragged⁴: 'It's easy - they never seem to say no. Just chat them up on the bus. 

 

'That's what I do and they never seem to say no. If they like you, they like you. Get their number and text them and arrange to meet when you come off the bus. I just pick them up like that.'

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