Political activists have transformed the gardens outside Buckingham Palace into an unofficial tribute to Virginia Giuffre.
The campaign organisation Everyone Hates Elon placed memorial signs in the grounds directly adjacent to the royal residence on Tuesday.
Writing on Instagram, the group said: "Shame on @theroyalfamily if they don’t keep this new memorial we’ve placed in Buckingham Palace gardens.
"Andrew, and the whole world, should be made to remember Virginia's bravery forever. Justice for all Epstein survivors."
Political activists erect Virginia Giuffre tribute outside Buckingham Palace
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In her lifetime, the late Mrs Giuffre accused both Epstein and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of abuse. In 2022, Mr Mountbatten-Windsor settled out of court with Mrs Guiffre with no admission of guilt.
Mrs Giuffre later died by suicide on April 25, 2025, at the age of 41.
The signs installed in the gardens bear a message paying tribute to Mrs Giuffre's courage and persistence in bringing allegations against wealthy and influential figures into public view, stating that her determination "brought the truth to light" and expressing hope she will "be remembered long after her abusers are forgotten."
A spokesman for Everyone Hates Elon told MyLondon: "Billionaires and their mates think they can get away with anything.
The group has a history of targeting Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
|INSTAGRAM: EVERYONE HATES ELON
"They think ordinary people will never fight back - let alone win. Yet Virginia Giuffre never stopped standing up to Epstein and Andrew."
GB News has contacted Buckingham Palace for comment.
The protest group has a history of targeting Mr Mountbatten-Windsor through provocative public displays.
Previous actions include exhibiting a photograph of the former prince at the Louvre Museum in Paris and erecting warning signs around the Sandringham Estate containing crude references to his character.
Mrs Giuffre alleged Epstein trafficked her and forced her into sexual encounters with Andrew, which he strenuously denied, and later settled out of court with no admission of guilt
| US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICEEveryone Hates Elon previously unveiled what they described as the world's largest photograph showing Mr Mountbatten-Windsor alongside Jeffrey Epstein, positioning the enormous image outside Windsor Castle.
The organisation has consistently focused its efforts on drawing attention to Mr Mountbatten-Windsor's association with the convicted sex offender, using high-profile royal locations to maximise public visibility of their campaigns.
These latest demonstrations come amid significant legal developments for Mr Mountbatten-Windsor.
Last month, he was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office following allegations that he passed sensitive information to Epstein during his tenure as Britain's trade envoy.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has always denied any wrongdoing regarding Mrs Giuffre
| PAMr Mountbatten-Windsor has consistently denied any wrongdoing.
Meanwhile, a commemorative plaque marking Mr Mountbatten-Windsor's 2018 visit to Inverness has been taken down from the Town House.
Highland Council confirmed the plaque, which celebrated the completion of building renovations, was removed on Wednesday and placed into storage.
The King stripped his brother of his royal titles last October, including the Earl of Inverness designation.