Did francis king of france have a child?

In September 1518, King Francis I of France married Claude, the daughter of Anne de Beaujeu. The couple had six children, three of whom died in infancy. Francis and Claude's third child, Madeleine, died at the age of three. Their fourth child, Charles, was born in 1522 and died in 1545. Their fifth child, Marguerite, was born in 1523 and died in 1574. Their sixth and final child, Henry, was born in 1526 and died in 1547. Francis I was a very hands-on father and took an active role in the upbringing of his children. He was very close to all of them, but he was especially close to his eldest son, Charles. Francis was a very loving and affectionate father and was known for his playful nature. He was also very protective of his children and was always concerned for their safety. Despite being a loving father, Francis was not a perfect husband. He was known for his many mistresses and affairs. In 1536, he even had an illegitimate child, Henry II, with one of his mistresses, Diane de Poitiers. Diane was actually older than Francis' wife, Claude. While Francis was not a perfect husband, he was still a good father. He loved his children and was always there for them. He was also a very protective father and always made sure that his children were safe.