Are there still any living descendents of the emporor Napolean?

Question:Napoleon Bonaparte's descendants witness retrieval of three cannons from sunken French fleet
Egypt-France, Culture, 6/28/1999

Count and countess De Bonaparte, grand children of French leader Napoleon Bonaparte arrived yesterday in Alexandria to witness the retrieval of pieces there of Napoleon's fleet, which was sunk in the sea in the French defeat in the maritime battle of Abu Keir at the hands of the British in August 1798.

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Marriages and children
Napoleon was twice married:

Jos??phine de Beauharnais Empress Jos??phine
Firstly, on 9 March 1796 to Jos??phine de Beauharnais. He later crowned her as Empress Jos??phine. She produced no heirs for him, leading to a divorce.
Secondly, on 11 March 1810 (by proxy) to Archduchess Marie Louise of Austria, who became his second empress. They had one child.
Napol??on Francis Joseph Charles Bonaparte (March 20, 1811- July 22, 1832), King of Rome. He is known as Napol??on II of France although he never ruled. In his later life he was known as the Duke of Reichstadt.
He acknowledged at least two illegitimate children, both of whom had descendants:

Charles, Count L??on, (1806 - 1881), son by Louise Catherine El??onore Denuelle de la Plaigne (1787 - 1868).
Alexandre Joseph Colonna, Count Walewski, (May 4, 1810 - October 27, 1868), son of Marie, Countess Walewski (1789 - 1817).
Other information points to his having had further illegitimate children:

?‰milie Louise Marie Fran?§oise Jos??phine Pellapra, daughter by Fran?§oise-Marie LeRoy.
Karl Eugin von M??hlfeld, son by Victoria Kraus.
H??l?¨ne Napoleone Bonaparte, daughter by Countess Montholon.
Barth??lemy St Hilaire (August 19, 1805 - November 24, 1895) whose mother remains unknown.
Napoleon also formally adopted his stepson Eug?¨ne de Beauharnais and Jos??phine's cousin, St??phanie de Beauharnais, after assuming the Imperial throne, in order to arrange "dynastic" marriages for them.

Further than that, the article did not say.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: Napoleon Bonaparte's descendants witness retrieval of three cannons from sunken French fleet
Egypt-France, Culture, 6/28/1999

Count and countess De Bonaparte, grand children of French leader Napoleon Bonaparte arrived yesterday in Alexandria to witness the retrieval of pieces there of Napoleon's fleet, which was sunk in the sea in the French defeat in the maritime battle of Abu Keir at the hands of the British in August 1798.

http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Da...
Some very strange typography below:
Marriages and children
Napoleon was twice married:

Jos??phine de Beauharnais Empress Jos??phine
Firstly, on 9 March 1796 to Jos??phine de Beauharnais. He later crowned her as Empress Jos??phine. She produced no heirs for him, leading to a divorce.
Secondly, on 11 March 1810 (by proxy) to Archduchess Marie Louise of Austria, who became his second empress. They had one child.
Napol??on Francis Joseph Charles Bonaparte (March 20, 1811- July 22, 1832), King of Rome. He is known as Napol??on II of France although he never ruled. In his later life he was known as the Duke of Reichstadt.
He acknowledged at least two illegitimate children, both of whom had descendants:

Charles, Count L??on, (1806 - 1881), son by Louise Catherine El??onore Denuelle de la Plaigne (1787 - 1868).
Alexandre Joseph Colonna, Count Walewski, (May 4, 1810 - October 27, 1868), son of Marie, Countess Walewski (1789 - 1817).
Other information points to his having had further illegitimate children:

?‰milie Louise Marie Fran?§oise Jos??phine Pellapra, daughter by Fran?§oise-Marie LeRoy.
Karl Eugin von M??hlfeld, son by Victoria Kraus.
H??l?¨ne Napoleone Bonaparte, daughter by Countess Montholon.
Barth??lemy St Hilaire (August 19, 1805 - November 24, 1895) whose mother remains unknown.
Napoleon also formally adopted his stepson Eug?¨ne de Beauharnais and Jos??phine's cousin, St??phanie de Beauharnais, after assuming the Imperial throne, in order to arrange "dynastic" marriages for them.

Further than that, the article did not say.

yes. He had MANY illegitimates.