That didn’t take long. A month after King Charles III’s first official portrait as monarch was unveiled, activists vandalized it with an image of the iconic British.
That didn’t take long. A month after King Charles III’s first official portrait as monarch was unveiled, activists vandalized it with an image of the iconic British stop-motion animation character Wallace of Wallace and Gromit fame. The animal activist group Animal Rising shared footage Tuesday of an individual using a paint roller to apply an image of Wallace’s face on top of Charles’ own, prompting «gasps of shock from onlookers,» per NBC News. A second person applied a speech bubble to the portrait on display at London’s Philip Mould & Co.
