How many kids do super rich people usually have?

Question

How many kids do super rich people usually have?

Answer 1

I would say that it depends on the family.  I don't think money matters in these situations.  It depends on what they want.  Just like there are folks who are on the poverty line or middle class who have 1 or 3 or 5 - rich people do the same.

Answer 2

I suppose it varies, as in all families.  Some choose to have none at all.  I also know an extremely wealthy family with eight children - and yes, they are still wealthy after having their litter!

Answer 3

Not as many as they can afford!!

Answer 4

Depends on how many times they get married

Answer 5

Usually they try to minimize kids so as to concentrate more on their wealth. I'd say an average of 1.8 kids per super wealthy household.

Answer 6

I would say one. Think about it. Most rich people are only children becuase it takes an only child to become that successful. Plus they wouldn't be as rich if they had siblings to share with.

Even in literature, rich people are only children. Draco Malfoy...everyone.

That's my opinion.

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Answer 7

Only one or two.  It's good on the taxes, but they are really too busy to parent their children and hire nannies to do that for them.

Answer 8

i think about 2 or 3. why do u care?

Answer 9

Either one or two, or like 5+. Of course there's always exceptions to this.

Answer 10

one or two, usually rich chicks dont like pregnancy side effects...if you want to be super rich then dont have any kids, then you can have all your money to yourself, and wont have a family to keep you home from work..and then when you are old and gray you can hug your bank statements

Answer 11

You know... I see a lot of people saying one or two... but lately, having babies is in. Look at the celebs! Having babies is chic, right now. And I know lots of wealthy Mom's at my Daughter's school who have 3-5. These are middle aged women with kids in middle school, who are deciding to have more babies. It's the thing, right now. And it's almost like... "Look how many kids I can afford to have"

So, I think the standard is changing.