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Belgian car salesman becomes prince after royal parentage confirmed

A former car salesman in Belgium officially gains royal status at age 26 after royal parentage is confirmed.

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A 26-year-old former car salesman has gained legal recognition and royal status after his parentage was confirmed. Prince Laurent of Belgium has recognized his once-secret son following a prolonged period involving the revelation of the secret child.

Outlets including BBC News, The Times, Yahoo, The Telegraph, and The New York Times report on the quiet royal transition. Coverage details how the formerly unrecognized individual has now officially become a prince.

The situation currently stands with the former car salesman holding his new title and legal recognition, concluding a 26-year process of acknowledgment by the Belgian royal family.

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A 26-year-old former car salesman who was previously an unrecognized son.

A 26-year-old former car salesman who was previously an unrecognized son.

Which royal figure recognized the son?

Prince Laurent of Belgium recognized the son after 26 years.

Which news outlets are covering the story?

Outlets including BBC News, The Times, Yahoo, The Telegraph, and The New York Times are reporting on the event.

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