An angry club member reportedly ‘tore down’ a picture of Prince Andrew being displayed at a charity auction at a lavish art club in London, reported The Daily Mail.
According to reports, the Chelsea Arts Club featured a black and white portrait of the disgraced Duke of York at the If I ruled the World charity exhibition.
However, the photo, clicked by club member John Stoddart in 2000, was torn down by an angry club member, who is yet to return the picture.
Daily Mail editor Richard Eden also reported that the picture of Andrew had fetched £210 from an anonymous bidder.
Reports of the ruckus come just days after Andrew caused a royal frenzy by escorting his mother, Queen Elizabeth, to his late father Prince Philip’s memorial service on March 29.
An angry club member reportedly ‘tore down’ a picture of Prince Andrew being displayed at a charity auction at a lavish art club in London, reported The Daily Mail.According to reports, the Chelsea Arts Club featured a black and white portrait of the disgraced Duke of York at the If I ruled the World charity exhibition. However, the photo, clicked by club member John Stoddart in 2000, was torn down by an angry club member, who is yet to return the picture. Daily Mail editor Richard Eden also reported that the picture of Andrew had fetched £210 from an anonymous bidder.Reports of the ruckus come just days after Andrew caused a royal frenzy by escorting his mother, Queen Elizabeth, to his late father Prince Philip’s memorial service on March 29.