The owner of an opulent manor house in the UK's Hamptons has publicly apologised to neighbours after the property became the centre of a 'circus' during US Senator JD Vance's recent stay.
Residents complained of excessive noise, traffic congestion, and a general disturbance to the usually tranquil area as security teams and media descended on the exclusive location.
In a statement, the homeowner expressed regret for the inconvenience caused, acknowledging that the high-profile visit had disrupted the peaceful atmosphere of the neighbourhood.
'We sincerely apologise to our neighbours for any disturbance during this period,' the statement read. 'We recognise this was out of character for our community and will take steps to ensure minimal disruption in future.'
The property, a multi-million pound estate, is known for hosting prominent figures but rarely attracts such attention. Locals described the scene as 'unprecedented' for the area.
Senator Vance, a rising star in US politics, was reportedly visiting the UK for private meetings when he chose the Hamptons property as his temporary residence.
The incident has reignited debates about privacy and security for high-profile visitors in residential areas, with some calling for stricter protocols during such visits.
