The Court of Appeals in Brussels has
ordered King Albert II of Belgium, who abdicated in 2013 in favour
of his eldest son, to undergo a DNA-test in order to determine if
he is the father of Delphine Boël. The court had already settled
that Delphine Boël’s legal father Jacques is not her
biological father. King Albert will have three months to undergo
the test. In those three months…
Delphine Boël, the supposed daughter of
King Albert II of Belgium, is going to court tomorrow to demand a
sample of the former King’s DNA. She has been fighting to be
recognised as his daughter. Her case had been declared
inadmissible, but she has appealed this…
King Albert of Belgium had been summoned
to appear in court this morning in the case of his alleged
illegitimate daughter, Delphine Boël. The former Belgian King
did not appear in person and was represented by his lawyer.
Although plenty of press appeared at the trial…
Delphine Boël given go ahead to seek recognition as King Albert II of Belgium's daughter
4th February 2016
Delphine Boël has been on a mission to be
recognized as the daughter of King Albert II of Belgium. She was
born in 1968 as the daughter of Baroness Sybille de Selys
Longchamps and was officially recognized by her mother’s
husband Jonkheer Jacques Boël (of which the English equivalent
would be Esquire). The King made a reference to a crisis ‘thirty
years ago’ in the 1999…
