Duke's wedding disrupted by environmental protest; police intervene

Duke of Westminster Hugh Grosvenor and Olivia Henson are now married. However, during the lavish ceremony, an unexpected incident required police intervention. A protest from an environmental organization caused the disruption.

Duke of Westminster Hugh Grosvenor and his beloved Olivia Henson are now married. Many well-known guests attended the cathedral in Chester, including Prince William and Princess Eugenie. The grandiosity of the event surprised many, but let's remember that Hugh Grosvenor is the godson of King Charles III and the godfather of the children of William and Kate and Harry and Meghan. According to media reports, the latter did not attend the wedding.

We all know that royals are accustomed to grand celebrations for important events. This time was no different; however, not everything went as planned during the lavish ceremony. Environmental activists from the organization Just Stop Oil almost disrupted the wedding of the Duke and his chosen one, boasting about it on Twitter.

As the newlyweds were leaving the cathedral, orange smoke began to emerge from the crowd, and two women started to scream. The other guests "rewarded" the environmentalists' behaviour with boos. The police quickly intervened and arrested those disrupting the ceremony. Footage of the incident was posted on Just Stop Oil's Twitter profile, and the comments under the post are notably polarized.

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Despite this incident, the couple's wedding went according to plan.