Un vânzător de mașini a devenit prinț după un test ADN. La 16 ani a aflat că tatăl său este regele Belgiei • Newsweek România

Clement Vandenkerkhove, a former car salesman, discovered through DNA testing that he is the son of Prince Laurent of Belgium. After being informed by his mother at 16, he contacted Laurent, who confirmed paternity through a DNA test. Clement was legally recognized as Laurent's son, gaining inheritance rights but not royal duties or a claim to the throne. He expressed pride in his family name, Vandenkerkhove, and chose not to adopt his father's surname. This case follows a similar situation involving Laurent's father, King Albert II, who acknowledged his daughter Delphine Boel after a legal battle.