The former Duke of York, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, has faced another huge blow in Hollywood, as an art installation based on Los Angeles’ iconic Walk of Fame appeared in Washington D.C., close to the White House. The ‘Walk of Shame’ features star stickers modelled on those celebrating famous actors on Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street, each featuring the name of someone who appears in the Epstein files.

The former prince’s name appeared on one of the stars, though he has always denied any wrongdoing and was released from police custody under investigation after his arrest last month. Each of the stars also includes a QR code, which links to the specific entries each name is mentioned in the files released by the US Department of Justice.

Also named on the stars that appeared in Farragut Square are Ghislaine Maxwell, Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, Larry Summers and Howard Lutnick.

Maxwell is currently in jail for conspiring with Epstein to sexually abuse minors, though the other named celebrities and political figures have denied any wrongdoing. The Clintons are currently providing testimony related to Epstein, with Bill claiming: "There's nothing that I saw when I was around him that made me realise he was trafficking women.”

It comes after fashion model Lisa Phillips, who claimed Epstein abused her on his island, recounted an alleged meeting with Andrew on The Late Late Show with Patrick Kielty.

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She alleged that while on the island of Little Saint James for the day with a friend, she was introduced to a man who she claims was Andrew.

She said that during dinner, she met Epstein for the first time, and he told her: “I would like for you to meet a prince.”

She claimed she was then briefly introduced to a man who she claims was Andrew, adding: “He said hello and then he left. I didn’t see him again.”