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Activists hang Andrew arrest photo at Louvre Museum to protest Epstein-related misconduct
Activists briefly displayed Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest photo at the Louvre, drawing over 1.5 million social media views to highlight allegations linked to Epstein files.
- On February 22, 2026, activists from Everyone Hates Elon hung a framed Reuters photograph of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor inside the Musée du Louvre near the Mona Lisa, which staff removed after 15 minutes.
- On February 19, 2026, Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested in Norfolk, UK, detained for nearly 11 hours while police searched properties in Norfolk and Berkshire, UK.
- Posting a video on Instagram, the group showed activists mounting a framed Reuters photo of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor with a caption reading `He's Sweating Now 2026`, while museum visitors photographed the display.
- UK police said Mountbatten-Windsor was released under investigation, and no charges were filed, allowing detectives to continue enquiries, the authority noted.
- By placing the image in the Louvre, activists aimed to amplify calls for accountability as the U.S. Justice Department released emails appearing to show Mountbatten-Windsor sharing reports from official trade visits with Epstein, under investigation.
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Activists Hang Infamous Photo of Andrew Leaving Custody in the Louvre
A framed photograph of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, taken shortly after his arrest last week, was mounted in the Louvre by a group of British activists. Campaign group Everyone Hates Elon put up the picture of the former prince slumped in the back of a police car in the world-famous Parisian museum on 22 February, with the caption: “He’s Sweating Now.” The ex-Prince was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office on 19 February by office…
For 15 minutes, last week's picture of King Charles' brother hung at the Paris Museum
Activists placed the controversial photo of Prince Andrew’s arrest in the Louvre Museum. Reuters photographed Andrés Mountbatten-Windsor on his way out of prison, after he was arrested on 19 February for his links with Jeffrey Epstein. They put controversial photo of Prince Andrew’s arrest in the Louvre Andrés Mountbatten-Windsor was interrogated for 11 hours and his dislocated face went viral. The image taken at that time ended up exposed in th…
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