Several allies of Donald Trump have been recognized in the “Jeffrey Epstein Walk of Shame,” a pop-up exhibit in the nation’s capital that highlights ties between prominent figures and the late convicted sex offender.

The display, which MS NOW’s Emily Hung pointed out just steps from the White House on Sunday, includes stars similar to the “Hollywood Walk of Fame” as stickers on the sidewalk of Farragut Square in Washington, DC.

The stickers include QR codes that, when scanned, link to articles about a person’s connection to Epstein or to documents in the Justice Department’s archives library about the convicted sex offender, Hung said.

It is unclear who is behind the “Walk of Shame” display.

Epstein, his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell and others such as billionaire Trump donor Dan Snyder, former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers and former Victoria Secret CEO Les Wexner are among those named in the exhibit, according to photos taken by Brendan Smialowski for Getty Images.

Featured in the exhibit is Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, a former neighbor of the financier who exchanged emails with him even after his 2008 conviction on child sex trafficking charges and traveled to Epstein’s private island with his wife for lunch in 2012.

Last month, Lutnick confirmed that he and his wife had lunch with Epstein and insisted he “barely had anything to do” with the late convicted sex offender.

A bird passes by a star with the name of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on the
A bird passes by a star named after Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on “Jeffrey Epstein’s Walk of Shame,” a pop-up exhibit that appeared near the White House on Sunday. Lutnick admitted to having lunch on Epstein’s private island in 2012, but strenuously denied any closer relationship with the convicted sex offender.

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Other names on the “Walk of Shame” include Steve Bannon and Elon Musk, the latter of whom appeared to have his star shattered on Sunday, according to a post on X by DC freelance photographer Andrew Leyden.

Musk, who dropped a “big bombshell” that Trump was named in Epstein’s files when his relationship with the president hit rocky roads last year, contacted the financier one Christmas to party and “let loose” rather than a “peaceful island experience,” Justice Department files show.

Musk has since denied attending Epstein’s parties.

Other names in the Justice Department files who have stars on display include Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the disgraced British royal formerly known as Prince Andrew, and former President Bill Clinton, who recently stressed in a statement to lawmakers that he had “no idea about the crimes Epstein was committing.”

A person walks past a star bearing the name of former British prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor placed along the
A person walks past a star bearing the name of former British prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor placed along the “Jeffrey Epstein Walk of Shame” on Sunday.

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The “Walk of Shame” display comes months after an imitation bronze statue depicting Epstein and Trump holding hands and cavorting together appeared on the National Mall in September.

Trump socialized and appeared in several photos with the late convicted sex offender. He has denied any wrongdoing and has not been implicated in Epstein’s crimes.

The Epstein-Trump statue, despite having permits to remain on display longer, was taken down by the US Park Police shortly after its initial installation. He was reinstated in Washington in October and November.