Madame Tussauds latest wax figure is none other than Megan Thee Stallion, an international sensation who has cemented her name in the rap game as of late.
The London-based wax museum normally builds life-like figures of some of the world’s biggest household names, but this time around, the museum’s curators opted to create two statues of the same person, which was unveiled Saturday at their Las Vegas location.
The wax figures showcase Megan during her Good News era, when she wore a catsuit and cowboy hat in newsprint fabric for the album cover. The second statute will be unveiled in June at the museum’s New York location and shows the Pressurelicious star in a diamond-encrusted bikini and matching cowboy hat while accessorized in gauntlets and a risqué choker, Billboard reported.
“I honestly wanted to kiss myself,” Meg wrote in the caption to a photo of her she posted on Instagram. “Hotties we are officially legendary go see me at @madametussaudsusa.”
In the comments, hundreds of fans wrote how accurately the museum built her statue.
“They have never done a more realistic wax figure than the ones they did of you. Madame Tussaud’s usually does the best wax figures out of all the museums that do them and they outdid themselves this time,” one user commented.
They NIALED IT.. they’ve been doing such a great job over the past few years,” wrote another. “This is amazing!!? Congratulations and a well deserved honor.”
It took a team of 20 artists to produce Megan’s wax figures, which was built over the course of six months, according to Billboard.
Madame Tussauds was birthed in London in 1835 by French wax sculptor Marie Tussaud and has since grown to have branches in some of the world’s most populous cities. The major tourist attraction is known for its wax figures of famous and historical figures throughout time.
