The story of Ricardo Fort as a single father through surrogacy is back in the spotlight, this time from the perspective of his son, Felipe, who spoke about being a single father. According to a report by the Argentine News Agency, Felipe, who is set to turn 22 in a few months, openly discussed his desire to become a young father and, to some extent, follow the path set by 'El Comandante,' who pioneered starting a family alone and without concealments in Argentina. In an interview with Infobae, the heir to the chocolate empire was resolute about his future, where he sees himself becoming a father around the age of 27 and most likely as a single father. 'In five, six years. And being a single father: doing the same thing Ricky did. That's the most probable,' he stated, making it clear that paternity is a central goal in his life, even at a young age. Felipe explained that his decision is tied to both practical and emotional reasons, as he detailed in the interview that forming a family with a partner depends on finding the right person, something he is not willing to force. 'If I want to have a child with a mother, I have to find the perfect person.'
