35 Worst And Funniest Celebrity Wax Figure Fails

As the saga of Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson’s wax figure at MusĂ©e GrĂ©vin takes another turn, the museum has taken action in the wake of viral backlash. With a swift response to the uproar, the sculptors have gone back to the drawing board, updating the statue better to honor The Rock’s celebrated heritage and unmistakable persona.

But let’s not forget, he’s not the only one who’s suffered at the hands of wax figure folly. There’s a whole hall of fame for the worst and funniest celebrity wax figure fails that seem to have been crafted with a bit more humor than accuracy in mind. These statues, intended as homages to our beloved celebrities, often miss the mark so spectacularly that they circle back to being comically endearing.

I mean, really, some of these figures are so off. It’s like the artists were squinting at a photo of the celebrity from a mile away. But hey, the funniest fails can sometimes be the most memorable, and these wax misadventures certainly give us a good laugh, proving that even the worst waxworks have a silver lining of comedy.

So, brace yourself for a bizarre and hilarious ride through the gallery of the worst celebrity wax figures you’ve got to see to believe.


1. Sylvester Stallone

2. Celine Dion

3. Beyoncé

4. John Travolta

5. Tiger Woods

6. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson

7. Leonardo Dicaprio And Kate Winslet From “Titanic”

8. Prince William And Kate Middleton

9. Angelina Jolie As Lara Croft

10. Naomi Campbell

11. Barack Obama

12. Rowan Atkinson As Mr. Bean

13. Jennifer Lopez

14. Adam Sandler

15. Jimmy Fallon

16. Meryl Streep

17. Nicolas Cage

18. Lil’ Wayne

19. Bill Clinton

20. Julia Roberts

21. Rowan Atkinson

22. Nicki Minaj

23. Jim Carrey

24. Johnny Depp As Willy Wonka

25. Richard Nixon

26. Jessica Alba As Susan Storm

27. Whoopi Goldberg

28. Russell Crowe In “Gladiator”

29. Beyoncé Again

30. Miley Cyrus

31. Selena Gomez

32. Ariana Grande

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34. Diana, Princess of Wales

35. Robert Pattinson

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Nate Armbruster

When he's not doomscrolling Twitter or writing for Pleated-Jeans, Nate Armbruster writes jokes—and then tells them on stage as a stand-up comedian, where he can watch audiences (hopefully) laugh in real-time.