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Delphine Boël
Jonkvrouw Delphine Michèle Anne Marie Ghislaine Boël (born 22 February 1968) is a Belgian artist who makes multi-media artworks. She is alleged to be the illegitimate daughter of King Albert II. She belongs to the Belgian nobility as 'Ecuyère' (in Dutch: Jonkvrouw), of which the English equivalent could be 'Esquire'.
==Biography==
She is the daughter of Baroness Sybille de Selys Longchamps (born 1941), whose husband was Jonkheer Jacques Boël (born 1929), scion of a family of industrialists. They divorced in 1978 and her mother married again in 1982 with the Honorable Michael-Anthony Rathmore Cayzer (of the Barons Rotherwick of Tylney) (1929–1990). Mother and daughter moved to London and to the large estate of the new husband, in Rotherwick. Jacques Boël remarried in 2001 with the divorcee Diane de Woot de Trixhe de Jannée (born 1943).
Boël attended an international boarding school in Switzerland and studied at the Chelsea School of Art and Design in London, where she obtained a B.A. fine arts in 1990.
Boël and her Irish-American partner, James O'Hare, have a daughter, Joséphine (born 17 October 2003),〔van de Pas, Leo (Joséphine's entry in Genealogics )〕 and a son, Oscar (born on 28 April 2008).
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