He lived in poverty until he learned that he was the heir to a fortune

After the death of the 62-year-old aristocrat, an estate was opened, but since he was not married, the legal battle was only a matter of time. Until the appearance of the heir: Jordan Jordan Adlard – Rogers, the unrecognized son who he could prove his lineage by a DNA test.

To work long hours for a meager salary that left him at the threshold of poverty, Adlard – Rogers, 31, became overnight in the brand new owner of a mansion valued at 50 million pounds (about US $ 63,571,750), reported the site The sun.

One of his first steps as heir to the aristocrat Rogers was to settle in his father's house with his girlfriend, Katie Hubber, and their baby, Joshua, less than a year old .

Adlard-Rogers and his family moved from a state-subsidized department to a 621-hectare mansion that already had an outdoor gym to break the fitness routine and park a car. Mercedes Benz "to match the house."

Despite the many changes in his life, Adlard-Rogers claims to be a different aristocrat. "I will not forget where I come from, I was about to worry about the next bill and I had a difficult start in life," he said. the son of Julie Adlard and Charles Rogers.

"I do not need to work anymore, so I want to start a charity and help the community, now that I'm here, I want to help others," said the new heir, who has never been recognized by his father despite the many letters and visits he's made to request a DNA test, and possibly a relationship.

"People say I'm lucky, but I would change anything to go back in time so that Charles would know that I was his son." Maybe he would have borrowed another way, "he said.