A California man who says he donated sperm to Nadya Suleman when they dating wants a DNA test to see if he is the father of the mother of fourteen’s newborn octuplets.

Quick! Somebody call Maury!

In an interview on Good Morning America Monday, Denis Beaudoin told ABC News he had a three-year relationship with Nadya in the 1990s and found it “out of the ordinary” when she asked him to donate sperm.

“But I cared about her so much. And I mean, we were, we were in love. I mean, I loved Nadya very much,” Denis explained. “She really had a really infectious laugh. You know, just her laugh would, it would make you crack up. It’s kind of like she had a real high-pitch, squeaky cartoon voice. And, you know, she was a lot of fun to be around. Just her whole bubbly outward personality was really, really cool.”

Nadya has publicly denied that Denis is the father of her eight youngest children, but has not responded to his request for a paternity test.

Denis, is now married and has two of his own children, but he says he would be willing to help raise the octuplets if it turns out that he is their father.

“You know my wife, she’s not real happy about, you know, the whole situation. I mean, you can’t really blame her. I mean I kind of threw this in her lap after, you know, it kind of hit the news.”