I’d be happy for the kid.

How much he has is none of your business. Unless you wanted to mooch off him, which makes you the bad person.

Congratulate him .

I’d wonder how in the world such a young kid could have made that much money. And did so without me noticing.

More seriously, assuming this happens well into the future, I’d congratulate him and just ask that he be sure to take good care of his mother when I die.

I’d probably be wondering if I was a shitty parent for them to hide that. Though the paradox is that a shitty parent/person wouldn’t have the self reflection needed to come to that conclusion.

“Holy shit, I have a son?”

Feel happy for him without expecting a single thing from him.

I would be happy for them and I’d respect their decision to keep their finances private if they wanted. I’d also be proud that they didn’t feel the need to flaunt their wealth, that’s a sign of a secure and well rounded individual.

None of my business.

Most of my relatives are very concerned who has and who has not, talking around backs…I hate it. Seen too many relatives act like hyena’s after a funeral. I don’t care about the kitchen chairs, the bed wash and what you might have left on the bank et cetera. It is disgusting behaviour.

My son is a good person, kind to others and that’s all that matters.

Be worried about why he had to hide it, and be genuinely curious about how he became rich. I dunno if I’d be confident enough to ask about it though, I’d probably just tell him that I’m sorry he had to hide it and I hope he knows it doesn’t change how I see him.

Literally have a few friends who are rich, but it doesn’t change anything. I’m still a little brokey and we still alternate between me and them paying for dinner.

Wasn’t this asked a while ago?