A disturbing advertisement for a Disneyland event described as a “child wedding” has emerged, featuring a nine-year-old girl and promoted to children as young as five by British sex offender Jacky Jhaj.

Jacky Jhaj, a 39-year-old who has a criminal record in the UK for sexual offenses against children, was taken into custody following a shocking display beneath the iconic Sleeping Beauty castle that left hundreds of onlookers appalled.

This disgraced filmmaker and actor from Feltham received a four-year prison sentence back in 2016 after being convicted on multiple counts of engaging in sexual activities with two teenagers aged 15.

His latest arrest came on Saturday, with French police charging him with multiple offences on Tuesday in connection with the staged stunt.

The sex offender was allegedly the “groom” in a twisted mock wedding ceremony – involving a nine-year-old girl as “bride”.

Disney staff immediately called cops after seeing a “scared and confused” child in a big dress with four-inch heels taped to her feet, reports French newspaper Le Parisien.

Jhaj was described as the “mastermind” behind the abominable stunt.

The Facebook ad for the vile production has been revealed, offering kids as young as five 200 euros to be an “extra” in the fake wedding.

100 kids aged five to 15 were required, according to the ad, with those involved in the production having to maintain “absolute confidentiality”.

Their role was to “stand up, sit, applaud and play their part in the prestigious gathering”.

A private bus service to transport “guests” from the Paris city centre to the “exceptional live shoot” was offered.

And those who attended what was dubbed in the ad a “high-end wedding rehearsal” were required to wear a “very elegant evening outfit” like a “suit, evening dress or tuxedo”.

The sickening advert was posted by a woman named Christelle Ka, who is a self-proclaimed “actor and TV host”.

It is unclear what her connection to paedo Jhaj is.

Le Casting Parisien and Christelle Ka have been approached for comment.

Jhaj has reportedly been charged with fraud, breach of trust, money laundering and identity theft after the horror incident.

Jhaj and the “bride” girl’s 41-year-old mother, believed to be Ukrainian, were arrested, along with two others involved in the ceremony.

Both Disneyland Paris and the “guests” claim they were deliberately misled – none knew a child would be involved in the mock wedding.

The sex offender even conned Disney officials by “assuming the identity of a Latvian national and using false documents to secure the contract” of the park, according to a Meaux prosecuting spokesman.

Prosecutors confirmed on Tuesday that Jhaj is known in the UK “for sexual offences against minors” and is on the run from British authorities, French prosecutors say.

Before his arrest, he drove around the streets of Hounslow, offering girls alcohol and claiming to be a Hollywood film producer.

After his conviction, Detective Constable Nav Johal, the investigating officer from Hounslow CID, said: “Thanks to the courage and bravery of the young vulnerable victims who gave evidence, a dangerous sexual predator has been brought to justice.

“I am hopeful that the verdict and sentencing will give them some peace and closure, and they will be able to, in time, move forward from this difficult period.”

But the convicted paedophile has pulled a string of distasteful stunts since being released from jail.

In September 2024, Jhaj staged an explosion using an old BBC truck and Union Jack-draped vehicles packed with explosives, filming himself naked as the blaze spiralled out of control behind him.

A year before the explosion, footage surfaced of Jhaj mixing with around 200 children and 100 young women at a film shoot in London’s Leicester Square.

A Met spokesperson said: “A 39-year-old man is wanted by the Met Police for breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order and a breach of a Sex Offenders’ Register notification requirement.

“We are aware the man has been arrested in France for other matters and officers are in contact with the French authorities.”