For a week, Wendy Williams has been teasing the unveiling of her wax figure, and today it made its debut on her show before heading over to its home at Madame Tussauds New York.
If you asked her, “how ya doin’?” after she saw it, she would be say flabbergasted. The talk show host was astonished and amazed by it. As she should be because it is a prettier version of her.
You would think with the 800 hours they spent on making sure they perfected every little detail; they would have made one important phone call. That call would have been to the plastic surgeon who gave her that face. The chin area is too narrow, while Williams’ face is wider.
The wax museum did a good job. They just didn’t make it look exactly like the person they were intending to be.
Sometimes you see a wax statue, and you are like, who is that supposed to be. Well, there is no denying that Ariana Grande’s life-size candle is her. If the singer were there at Madame Tussauds Hollywood’s today when they debuted her figure, I wouldn’t know which one is the real deal and which one is Memorex. Seriously, doesn’t it look exactly like her?
Kamala Harris has a lot of firsts next to her name as the first Black, Indian, female Vice President of the United States. Now, she can add one more first to her title.
She is the first VP to have a life-size wax candled made of her for Madame Tussauds New York. Take that Mike Pence, Al Gore, Dan Quayle, and all the other White Men who held that office before her and never became President of the United States.
Back to the wax museum. Today, we got a sneak peek of her wax statue. I hope it looks more like her when it is completed. However, it still looks presidential, as does the one for her boss President Joe Biden. His could be his twin.
Peter Dinklage got his own life-size candle at Madame Tussauds San Francisco, and I can’t get over what a great job they did. They look exactly alike. Can you tell the difference between the actor and the stiff? The only reason why I can is that I love how he is looking at himself so lovingly. He better look at his wife the same way.
Madame Tussauds Las Vegas is removing Anne Hathaway from their museum. Not her wax figure, but her plague. They are replacing Anne with Annie, the name she wants to be called.
I know she wants us to call her Anne. However, if I can call Mark Wahlberg Marky Mark, then I will continue to call her Anne. We have known her as Anne for over 20 years; it is hard to switch it up.
