Rihanna Cloned By Madame Tussauds for New Wax Figure in London -video

By VMZ Staff on September 26, 2024

As unveiled Wednesday (Sept. 25), the billionaire superstar is the latest celebrity to be cloned for the wax museum’s London location

Striking one of Rih’s signature bada– poses, the duplicate sports recreations of the baby blue dress and Fulani braids the “Umbrella” singer wore at the 2019 British Fashion Awards. (Billboard)

 

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“Rihanna is a powerhouse in beauty, fashion and music, truly shining like a diamond,” said Jo Kinsey, studio manager at Madame Tussauds London, in a statement. “Rihanna holds a special place in everyone’s hearts and now our visitors have the chance to experience her in all of the lights! We’re thrilled to give fans an unforgettable moment with the ultimate boss.”

Fans can view the Fenty mogul’s new figure as soon as Friday (Sept. 27), when the exhibit opens to the public. Though there are certainly many other fellow A-list musicians represented at the museum — Harry Styles, Beyoncé and Lil Nas X, to name a few — Rihanna’s replica will be honored in the Fashion Runway Zone alongside figures of RuPaul, Zendaya and Kendall Jenner.

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