Can I use Present Perfect for children? He has been married three times and has had five children.
1. He has been married three times and has five children.
2. He's got married three times and has five kids.
and
3. He's got married three times and has had five kids.
4. He has been married three times and has had five children.

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I think that the correct is (three years) no times.

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Thank you, Shannon.

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Thank you, Robert.

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1) is correct! And I would say is the more natural way of saying it and the way I would tell a friend about someone else
5) is also correct and but it isn’t the way I would really say it when just trying to give facts, maybe if you’re trying emphasis that he has had 5 children and he wants more “he’s had 5 children already and he wants 2 more!”

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Yes, both forms are right, the difference is the emphasis.

I have 5 children. (state)

I have had 5 children. (until now)