Republic Protests Queen's Exhibition, Monarchy Support Divided

0:00On April 20th, anti-monarchy group Republic sparked controversy by slapping protest posters on Buckingham Palace railings, mimicking ads for the Queen, Elizabeth II fashion exhibition. They slapped an image of the lake queen with a bold question, what did she know, and labeled her a flawed person who put family first over country. These posters blast the exhibit as a whitewash of history, ignoring scandals like Prince Andrews' mess and royal misuse of public cash. Republic CEO Graham Smith calls the Queen's birthday anniversary hype, just empty words hiding secrets the royals protect. Public reactions split wide open, with the posters hanging visible for a bit before removal, fueling debate on monarchy support. Smith claims one-third of Brits now back ditching the crowd altogether, showing real momentum building against it. Meanwhile, the exhibition itself draws massive crowds, selling out fast with thousands snapping of tickets to see how the Queen style served as a diplomatic weapon over seven decades.

1:01Republic plans a huge demo right outside the palace gates on May 9th for their third annual Republic Day, signaling this anti-royalty push aimed, slowing down anytime soon. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today, brought to you with AI.