A controversial photograph of former Prince Andrew was displayed for 15 minutes at the Louvre by British activists: "This will remind the world of him"

A photograph of former prince Andrew was displayed for a quarter of an hour at the Louvre Museum in Paris by a group of British activists, who wanted to illustrate how he will be perceived in collective memory. The image, titled by activists 'He's Sweating Now', refers to a controversial interview from 2019, in which Andrew claimed that he cannot sweat due to a medical condition.

The photograph shows Andrew after his arrest on February 19, under suspicion of abuse of power, and was displayed alongside famous works such as the Mona Lisa. The activists stated that their gesture is a way to show the world how they will remember the former prince and called for justice for the victims of Jeffrey Epstein.

The image was quickly removed by museum staff, but the group emphasized that this is just the beginning of their actions.

There is also discussion about the possible removal of Andrew from the line of succession to the British throne.