Rumour has it that Arnold slept in front of his statue because he was being denied a room in the hotel !!
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Nothing lasts forever Arnold’s life example. The plight of the famous Hollywood hero Arnold Schwarzenegger sleeping in front of his bronze statue.
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A story has long been circulating on social media with a photo of the world-famous bodybuilder, Hollywood actor, and former governor of California, Arnold.
“At the height of his fame, Arnold opened a luxury hotel where his bronze statue was installed. During the hotel’s opening ceremony, the owner of the luxury hotel, announced that Arnold could always come to the hotel and stay for free without any prior booking, and that he would always have a room. As the days moved on, he went to the same hotel without the title and fame and fell asleep in front of his statue because the management said there was no room. He also shares this on his social media page” as spread globally. The photo continues to be shared by many and, claiming that nothing in life is permanent.
With Arnold’s photo, the rumour that he slept in front of his statue because the room in the luxury hotel he opened was not provided is false and depicted one. The photo was actually taken in 2016 when Hollywood actor Arnold came to film shooting in Columbus, Ohio.
On January 15, 2016, Arnold shared this photo on his Instagram page and satirically posted “How Times Have Changed”. The statue of Arnold in the photo was installed in 2012 at the Franklin Country Veterans Memorial. Then in 2014 it was relocated to the Columbus area where the area hosts the annual Arnold Sports Festival.
As Arnold shared this photo on his Instagram page and satirically posted “How Times Have Changed” was a statue of Arnold installed in 2012 at the Franklin Country Veterans Memorial. But, with that photo, rumours have been circulating incorrectly that he slept on the road because he was not offered a room at the hotel to keep it open.
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In our search, the rumour spreads that Arnold is sleeping in front of his bronze statue.
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