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A Prince at 26: Once-Secret Son of Belgian Royal Gains Legal Recognition

A car salesman in Belgium has become a prince after a DNA test confirmed his royal lineage.

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The brief

A Belgian man who worked as a car salesman has been legally recognized as a prince. The man's royal lineage was confirmed through a DNA test, which established his paternity.

The son of Prince Laurent of Belgium is now a prince at age 26. The man's royal lineage was confirmed through a DNA test, which established his paternity.

The son of Prince Laurent of Belgium is now a prince at age 26.

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Who is the man who became a prince?

The man is the son of Prince Laurent of Belgium.

How was the man's royal lineage confirmed?

The man's royal lineage was confirmed through a DNA test.

What was the man's occupation before becoming a prince?

The man worked as a car salesman.

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