Prince had a son? Prisoner seeks estate, paternity proof

Prince left no children and no will, we’ve been told. Now a Colorado prison inmate has taken steps to claim a share of the music legend’s estate.

As GlobalNews of Canada reported: “Carlin Q. Williams of Kansas City, Mo., has filed a paternity claim with a Minnesota court against the estate of Prince, the latest claimant in what could grow into a long line of people asserting that they’re entitled to a piece of the musician’s fortune.”

“Williams, 39, claims in legal documents that his mother, Marsha Henson, met Prince in the lobby of the Crown Center Hotel in Kansas City. They allegedly drank some wine and then purchased a room for the night. According to the affidavit, the pair had unprotected sex.

“Henson says she didn’t have intercourse with anyone else for six weeks before the encounter, and refrained from sex during her entire pregnancy, thereby ensuring that Prince is the only man who could be the father of Williams.”

Williams wants a DNA test to prove his lineage. The judge overseeing the estate case on Friday authorized genetic testing on a sample of Prince’s blood in case it’s needed.

Developments and discussion:

Must make clear: I am NOT Carlin Q. Williams, alleged son-of-Prince.https://t.co/AbO98JXAzZ

— Q Williams (@MusicologiQ) May 10, 2016

Missouri inmate Carlin Q. Williams claims to be #Prince‘s long-lost son https://t.co/BJHu41CkcS

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) May 10, 2016

The inmate, Carlin Williams filed a petition with the court this morning to be considered #Prince sole surviving heir and to do a DNA test.

— RushCard A Scam (@Lips4daze) May 10, 2016