Delphine, My Story

This series tells the story of Delphine, the daughter (born out of the wedlock) of king Albert II, king of Belgium, who had to fight for 20 years in court, just to prove she was her daughter. I remember hearing about this story, so I was curious to see the documentary, because I didn't know the outcome. It was great to hear her side of the story and to understand her motives. I applaud her courage, resilience, in search for the truth! What a woman! It also made me happy to see the legal system working as it always should: impartial and just 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Delphine is very eloquent and the documentary is very well made. Congratulations to all involved!

To this belgian constitutional problem caused by the royales', this was a kiss the frog like ,immensely uplifting story, about a child heaved around in the high waves of the silent world of adults, the girl who never knew that she had 50 % blue blood in her veins, due to a fling between her mum and the back then , crownprince of belgium.

Its the story about the way to be reckognized as child of a king, using dna testing which is said to 99.998% for sure, being embraced in the end as princess of ???????, but only after a life suckening striving journey through the courtsystem of belgium.

Its a story that many belgians hates and will for generations, but for us fair and square its the fullfilment of justice, and the grumpy old man wish ms delphine the best for the future, dont forget your legacy and past, cause youre shining like a beautiful star of beauty in your fifties and your art is some of the most compelling ive ever seen(and im not much of an art person at all).

So let me end this appraisal to the producers, well done and well sewen together, a highly recommended documentary about the goldfish that where meant to be forgotten.

Understanding that she may be a traumatized with all she went through, is the way I managed to cope with the quantity of times it is said "Albert, My father" .... that may start becoming irritating and distracting.

But besides dragging the story a bit, as the documentary could have had 2 episodes only and still be very complete, its an interesting, detailed and very complete way of getting to understand the whole story, and what she went through.

Well done and well coordinated between all intervenients, and surpirise about the very good outcome of all that makes it a "Happy" Ending story....