Delphine is not your typical princess. She wasn’t born into royalty, nor did she marry a prince. For most of her life, she was known simply as Delphine Boël, a Belgian artist living in London.

When Delphine was around 18 years old her Mum told her her father wasn’t the man her mum was married to.

Her father was the King. 

Albert II, King of the Belgians, had a near 20-year affair with Delphine's mum while he was prince and heir to the throne.

For nearly 20 years Delphine fought for the truth and eventually won a legal battle to prove with DNA that she was the daughter of a king.

A few weeks ago she invited It's Reigning Men into her home to explain her story.

This is part 2 of that interview.

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