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Illegitimate daughter of Belgian King Albert II releases autobiography

(10 Apr 2008) 1. Various of Delphine Boel, out-of-wedlock daughter of Belgian King Albert II, posing in street for media holding her autobiography 2. Interior of news conference, pan from media to Boel 3. Reverse shot of Boel seated at table 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Delphine Boel, Belgian artist and out-of-wedlock daughter of Belgian King Albert II: "My message is more really, if I have to give one, is more really to the media who is interested in the story, is to say, look, I've told you and I've already said it through my work that came out of my guts, that just came out, it wasn't trying to show anybody, it was just coming out like that and I explained it and I think now it is pretty much the end of the story. I have said what I had to say and if there is any more questions, please go to the other party which is the palace, not me." 5. Cutaway of Boel's books 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Delphine Boel, Belgian artist and out-of-wedlock daughter of Belgian King Albert II: "I've tried because I want her to know, since at school there were already little children already saying: 'You know your father is king'. She's come back home and said 'Papa is king' and I said 'No, not really, no'. But she's getting a little confused and she is very young, so I will tell her gradually, but she is very little, she doesn't understand it really." 7. Close of Boel's book 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Delphine Boel, Belgian artist and out-of-wedlock daughter of Belgian King Albert II: "Yeah, a little bit like meat left to the dogs." 9. Wide exterior royal palace 10. Close-up of Belgian flag STORYLINE: The out-of-wedlock daughter of King Albert II has published a book, venting her anger at her father's refusal to have anything to do with her and making her feel "like meat left to the dogs". In "Cutting The Umbilical Cord," 40-year-old Delphine Boel writes of her pain caused by Albert's neglect of her and her desire to end nine years of fruitless bids to seek royal recognition. No matter your background, she writes in her book, "you are responsible for the child you produce. You do not abandon it. That is what my father has done." Boel, an artist living in London, presented her book to the media in Brussels on Wednesday. "I have said what I had to say," Boel said in a news conference on Wednesday, referring to her published work. "If there's any more questions, please go to the other party which is the palace, not me." Boel's existence was revealed in an unauthorised 1999 biography of Queen Paola, Albert's Italian-born wife, as the daughter of the Belgian monarch and Sybille Baroness de Selys Longchamps, the wife of a former Belgian industrialist. In his Christmas message that year, King Albert admitted to an extramarital affair in the late 1960s saying it nearly wrecked his marriage to Queen Paola. But he added, "We won't dwell on this subject which is part of our private lives". Since 1999, Boel has made several public appearances in Belgium hoping to normalise relations with King Albert who has four grown children with Queen Paola. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...