A British activist group staged a provocative stunt contained in the Louvre Museum of France, hanging a framed picture of ex-Prince Andrew — born Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — following his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public workplace.Andrew was arrested for 11 hours after the USA Division of Justice launched further recordsdata linked to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew was detained Thursday, intensifying scrutiny over his long-running affiliation with Epstein.
The picture, captured by Reuters photographer Phil Noble, reveals Andrew seated at the back of a automotive, showing to protect his face from view shortly after the arrest. Noble later advised Reuters he was struck by the second he captured. “I couldn’t consider I’d acquired him in addition to I did,” he stated, including that he requested a colleague to substantiate it was certainly Andrew within the body.In response to a report by stuff.co.nz, the UK-based anti-billionaire collective “Everybody Hates Elon” stated it secretly put in the {photograph} contained in the Paris museum with a caption studying: “He’s Sweating Now.”The phrase references Andrew’s extensively criticised 2019 interview on Nightline, by which he addressed allegations made by Virginia Giuffre. Giuffre had claimed Andrew was “profusely sweating” throughout an encounter at a London nightclub in 2001.Within the interview, Andrew had responded: “There is a slight downside with the sweating as a result of I’ve a peculiar medical situation which is that I do not sweat or I did not sweat on the time.”Sharing footage of the museum stunt on-line, the group wrote: “They are saying ‘cling it within the Louvre’. So we did.”
