This is officially one of the biggest glow-ups in history. A man in Cornwall, England went from struggling as a care worker to being the lord of a $60 million estate in a matter of days.
Jordan Adlard-Rogers, 31, has never lived a lavish lifestyle. He often lived paycheck to paycheck and worried about how to pay his next bill.
He often suspected that his father was the British aristocrat Charles Rogers, who lived on the nearby Penrose Estate. But without a DNA test or Charles’s own admission, Jordan was never able to prove it.
One day, he gave the DNA test one last try. He received word that Charles had died and Jordan was his son after all — making him the sole heir of Charles’s fortune.
Jordan has since received the keys to Penrose, a sprawling 1,536-acre country estate. He also reportedly receives $1,300 per week from the Rogers Family Trust fund.
Jordan says he’s now getting his “feet under the table” and that he no longer has to work.