'King's Daughter' Delphine Boël captures bone in court

brussels - Jacques Boël remain the legal father of Delphine Boël, even though there is no biological relationship. That court ruled Tuesday in Brussels. The requirement of Delphine to be recognized as the daughter of the former Belgian King Albert II (82) the Court stated therefore inadmissible.

A DNA test has shown BOELS legal father he has not fathered her. The 48-year-old Boël in 2013 began a lawsuit in which she wants to get more done under the former monarch also undergo a DNA test.

Her mother Sybille de Selys Longchamps would have had a relationship with Albert between 1966 and 1984.