Former Belgian king ordered to take DNA test to disprove love child claims

Albert II told to provide sample or risk being presumed father of 50-year-old artist The private life of the Belgian monarchy has come under fresh scrutiny after King Albert II of Belgium, who abdicated in 2013, was ordered to submit to a DNA test to disprove claims that he conceived a love child during an extramarital affair in the 1960s. Albert, 84, must provide a saliva sample to the courts within three months or risk being presumed to be the father of the 50-year-old artist Delphine Boël, a...