[(Title)] Hollywood Walk of Fame covered in Trump stars after vandalism.

The Hollywood Reporter noted Thursday that as many as 50 of the fake stars had appeared overnight on the Walk of Fame, apparently the product of the street artist who told the news outlet that he wished to remain anonymous.

星期四，好莱坞记者注意到，多达50个人造星星一夜之间出现在星光大道上，这显然是街头艺术家的产物，他告诉新闻渠道他希望保持匿名。

The artist added he was motivated by the recent destruction of Trump's star, as well as a vote from the West Hollywood City Council to recommend the removal of the president's star over his statements and alleged treatment toward women.

这位艺术家还说，他的动机是特朗普之星最近被毁坏，以及西好莱坞市议会投票建议取消总统之星，归咎于他的讲话和所谓的女性待遇。

"I didn't want to get hit over the head from behind. We thought Trump Derangement Syndrome was a joke, but I'm pretty sure it's real," the artist said. "If no one peels these off, they could last there for 10 years."

“我并不想被人从背后枪决。我们认为特朗普德朗格综合症是个笑话，但我非常相信这是真实的，”艺术家说，“如果没有人破坏掉它们，它们可以持续存在10年”。

Some businesses, including Hollywood's branch of the Ripley's Believe it or Not! museum, had begun removing the stars as of Thursday, THR reported.

据好莱坞报道称，截至周四，一些企业，包括好莱坞的分支里普利的信不信由你博物馆，已经开始清除这些星星。

"We didn't want to have what happened to the old star here. Not only would the star be destroyed, but it would damage our property," an employee told THR.

一位员工告诉好莱坞报道：“我们也不希望这些破坏发生在现有的星星上，这不仅会毁掉星星，还会损害我们的财产。

Police arrested a man, Austin Clay, who claimed responsibility for the vandalism that destroyed Trump's star last month. Clay was later bailed out of jail, and faces charges of felony vandalism.

警方逮捕了一名名叫奥斯汀·克雷的男子，他声称应对上个月摧毁特朗普之星的破坏行为负责，后来被保释出狱，面临严重破坏财产的指控。

The star has yet to be replaced, and it's unclear whether the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce will continue to repair the star in the face of repeated vandalism efforts.

这颗星星还没有被替换，目前还不清楚洛杉矶商会面对反复的破坏行为是否会继续修复这颗星星。