Friends reveal motive behind jaw-dropping feat 

A man’s jaw-dropping stunt atop the Las Vegas Sphere has left spectators in disbelief, prompting his friends to shed light on the daring escapade and the cause driving his actions.

Maison Des Champs, the daredevil in question, recently made headlines for his audacious climb to the top of the iconic 366-foot-tall structure, an act that ultimately led to his arrest by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

Des Champs, 24, now finds himself behind bars, facing charges of property destruction exceeding $5000 and conspiracy to damage private property.

Speaking to local media, Des Champs’ friend Tim Clements offered insight into the climber’s motivations, describing him as a passionate advocate for a cause he believes in wholeheartedly.

Clements revealed, “He is willing to die for this cause, that is what he always says in his interviews. He says that it is worth it if he can save a baby.”

Dubbed the ‘pro-life Spider-Man’ by himself and his supporters, Des Champs and his circle are staunchly anti-abortion, leveraging their stunts to raise funds and awareness for their cause.

This isn’t Des Champs’ first brush with daring climbs; he has previously scaled skyscrapers across the United States, documenting his feats on social media platforms.

In his most recent climb, Des Champs revealed that his mission was to raise funds for a pregnant woman, identified only as Isabel, who was considering abortion amidst challenging circumstances.

Addressing his followers on social media, Des Champs shared, “Today, my mission transcends the adrenaline rush of scaling skyscrapers; it’s about channelling our collective strength towards a cause far greater than any physical feat.”

The climber’s actions have sparked both admiration and criticism, with many applauding his dedication to his cause while others express concern for the risks involved.

As Des Champs awaits legal proceedings, the debate surrounding his stunts and political stance continues to resonate in the public sphere.