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A 26-year-old young man who worked as a car salesman in Belgium has belatedly been recognized as having royal blood, acquiring the status of a prince.
Recently, Prince Laurent of Belgium legally recognized Clement Vandenkerckhove, who was born to a former partner before his marriage, as his legal son and heir.
However, he will not be included in the line of succession to the throne and will not receive a royal allowance.
In addition, instead of taking his father's surname "Saxe-Coburg," he will keep his mother's surname "Vandenkerckhove" which he has been using, and will not attend official royal events.
(Produced by Yang Hyun-yi | Video Editing: Na Hong-hee | Design: Lee Su-min | Source: Instagram 'clement_vandenkerckhove' | Produced by SBS Digital News)
Recently, Prince Laurent of Belgium legally recognized Clement Vandenkerckhove, who was born to a former partner before his marriage, as his legal son and heir.
However, he will not be included in the line of succession to the throne and will not receive a royal allowance.
In addition, instead of taking his father's surname "Saxe-Coburg," he will keep his mother's surname "Vandenkerckhove" which he has been using, and will not attend official royal events.
(Produced by Yang Hyun-yi | Video Editing: Na Hong-hee | Design: Lee Su-min | Source: Instagram 'clement_vandenkerckhove' | Produced by SBS Digital News)
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