A British activist organization known as Everyone Hates Elon took a provocative stance by hanging a framed photograph of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, in the Louvre Museum. The photo, taken by Reuters photographer Phil Noble, shows Mountbatten-Windsor looking disheveled and shocked after his recent arrest, which has drawn significant media attention. The act was performed on a Sunday and was captured in a video posted by the group on Instagram, highlighting their campaign against the former royal's controversial history.

The photo was placed prominently on the Louvre's wall for about an hour before being removed. Beneath the image, a plaque read, “He’s Sweating Now,” referencing a memorable comment made by Mountbatten-Windsor during an interview where he denied claims made by Virginia Giuffre about his physical demeanor in relation to allegations surrounding their interactions. By situating this image in a world-renowned art gallery, the protestors sought to bring attention to the serious issues surrounding the royal family and the allegations against Prince Andrew.

This act of protest not only illustrates the growing discontent with public figures embroiled in scandals but also raises questions about the intersection of art, activism, and societal values. By choosing a prestigious venue like the Louvre, the group challenges the narrative surrounding privilege and accountability among the elite, using art as a medium of protest to communicate their message to a global audience. The incident underscores the continuing conversation about the responsibilities of public figures and the public's reaction to high-profile controversies.