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Kevin Hart ‘demands a redo’ of new wax figure
Kevin Hart called the wax figure an "attack" and demanded a redo, citing poor likeness and attire, while some fans and Dwayne Johnson had differing opinions.
- Kevin Hart demanded the Hollywood Wax Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee redo or refund a wax figure he says looks nothing like him, posting on Instagram, 'Sorry, wax museum, but dat s*** ain't me! and I appreciate the effort.'.
- Dwayne Johnson previously flagged skin-colour and likeness issues with a Paris waxwork, and rapper Lil Wayne also criticised museum sculptures, fitting a broader pattern of celebrity grievances.
- Fans and celebrities split online over the waxwork's likeness, with Johnson praising it while Jameela Jamil, actor and commentator, and Fabletics, clothing brand, mocked the figure.
- Museums have previously promised to remedy flawed waxworks after celebrity complaints, with museum spokespeople saying they fix and update figures and share new photos once completed.
- Reactions split online, amplifying the debate over celebrity likenesses as fans and social-media commenters were divided, some delighted by the wax figure while others agreed with Hart's critique.
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Comedian roasts his own wax figure, demands a redo: ‘This is an attack’
LOS ANGELES, California — Comedian and actor Kevin Hart is calling for a do-over after a newly unveiled wax figure of him drew widespread criticism online, with the star himself leading the reaction.
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Read Full ArticleKevin Hart Demands 'Redo' After Viral Wax Figure at Tennessee Museum Sparks Hilarious Backlash
Comedian Kevin Hart turned a potentially flattering moment into comedy gold when he roasted his own wax figure at the Hollywood Wax Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, calling it an "attack" and demanding a complete redo.
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