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At 26, He Was Officially Recognised By Belgium's Prince As His Son. Now He's Royalty Too

Belgium's Prince Laurent has formally recognised 26-year-old Clement Vandenkerckhove as his son, granting him the title of Prince of Belgium and inheritance rights within the family.

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At 26, He Was Officially Recognised By Belgium's Prince As His Son. Now He's Royalty Too
Belgium's Prince Laurent has formally recognised 26-year-old Clement Vandenkerckhove as his son, granting him the title of Prince of Belgium and inheritance rights within the family.
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