DNA May Reveal that Prince Charles is ACTUALLY Juan Carlos's Son!

Today, while sitting in a hospital room out looking the July sun, Juan Carlos called over a nurse and revealed to her a startling confession.

In 1954, he was in London attending a dinner party at Sandringham house. At the party was the young queen, Elizabeth II, known for being quite beautiful in those days. Juan Carlos, who was himself descended from King Alphonse of Spain, was captivated by this woman who herself was queen.

After a delicious dinner and a glass of red wine, he began to strike up conversation with the monarch, 12 years older than him. As not per the custom, she began speaking intensely with Juan Carlos whom she affectionately referred to as "Juanito" and asked that he call her "Lilibeth", which they still do to this day.

And in fact, in 2006, Elisabeth II was in Madrid on a visit to the king now, Juan Carlos. But all those years ago, in 1954, something more happened. Elizabeth was captivated with the young man, Juan Carlos, and apparently something went askew: Juan Carlos reported to this nurse (and later the press) that he is in fact the father of Charles.

That's right. Charles, Prince of Wales, wasn't born in 1948. He was born in 1955 and is 6 years younger. A DNA test is currently underway on a sample of Charles's own blood work who submitted to the test. And before the test ensued doctors noted that Charles, who has blood type AB positive, comes from Elisabeth (Type A) and Philip (Type O). Already raising suspicion as to where his B blood comes from.

Madrid doctors have not released the blood type of King Juan Carlos, while he remains in the hospital. It has yet to be released whether the nurse has been disciplined or whether the king regrets confessing this piece of information.

It isn't clear what Charles's feelings are towards this, however, he willingly donated his blood for the DNA confirmation when approached by a freelancer who discussed this with several UK journalists. What it might mean is that Charles is now the oldest heir to two thrones, the United Kingdom and Spain.

Reported by Muammar Hassan