Once you reach a certain level of stardom, you get a wax figure in your image. Many of them look like exact replicas of their subject which leads to awesome pictures fans can take with them. But sometimes wax figures go horribly wrong! Sadly these eight celebrities have been victims of terrible wax figures.
1. Nicki Minaj
This figure has been making a lot of headlines lately from its very provocative pose and having something be off with its face. The wax figure seems to only resemble the rapper in body alone.
2. Prince William
This figure doesn’t do the royal prince any justice at all! The teeth and eyes are all out of place and the entire face is sort of low on its head. This is probably just as bad as the cast of Seinfeld.
3. Justin Timberlake
This would probably be spot on if JT was a vampire, but he isn’t. The singer luckily doesn’t have these sickly eyes in real life and therefore his figure just doesn’t measure up to the real thing.
4. Niall Horan
The One Directoner sadly got the short end of the stick with this wax figure. Although you can tell it’s supposed to be him, it doesn’t look very flattering. Something about the “skin” makes the young singer look much older.
5. Orlando Bloom
Most people would agree that the actor is hot, but this wax figure fails to capture any of that. It makes him look older than he is and his face isn’t quite right.
6. Miley Cyrus
Miley was cute during her Hannah Montana days, but you wouldn’t know that from this wax figure. Although it does look like the teenage star something about it is very creepy.
7. Seinfeld cast
These are the scariest wax figures out there. Somehow the artists were able to mess up on each one in almost every aspect. Jason Alexander’s might be the “best” when it comes to facial features, but we can’t get pass the creepy hands.
8. Jennifer Lopez
The diva is beautiful and has many iconic looks so this is pretty disappointing. The wedding dress choice is pretty confusing since not many know her for that and something about her body just looks unrecognizable.
