On Monday, Prince Frederic von Anhalt will be starring in “Adults Adopting Adults,” an A&E docu-series that follows adults who want to adopt other … adults. On the show, von Anhalt struggles to find an adult to adopt. However, eventually, von Anhalt decides to move forward with the adoption of 27-year-old Kevin Feucht, the son of one of his friends, according to the New York Post. In exchange for being adopted by von Anhalt, Feucht would receive the German royal title (which was especially sweet for him, given the fact that he was actually born in Germany), the Gabor empire (worth millions of dollars), and simply be expected to take care of Anhalt in his old age.
“I did it on television because I wanted to show lonely people that they do not need to be alone,” von Anhalt told the New York Post. “You can adopt a grown-up and have somebody who helps you from day one. You don’t have to raise a child … He loves his family but he is not going to stay with his family; he is going to stay with me. He has a new birth certificate and I am his official father … His mother and father are both fine with it.”
For his part, Feucht simply hopes to preserve Zsa Zsa Gabor’s legacy after von Anhalt’s death. “I will definitely do everything I need to do to keep up the legacy of Zsa Zsa Gabor,” Feucht told the New York Post. “Maybe I will use the money to build a statue or make a movie.”
