There was a legendary day in London in which Queen Elizabeth II was replaced by the famous pop star Beyoncé! It turns out that in 2019, the direction of the Madame Tussauds Museum decided to change the figure of the American singer and Place it in the place usually reserved for your majesty.
According to French magazine Point de Vue, This surprising movement by the museum was a marketing event, in which Beyoncé wanted to celebrate, recognizing her as the “Official Queen of Music.” The campaign of the enclosure was marketed under the motto: “Queen Bey steals the crown.”
How was the Figure of Beyoncé’s wax that was placed in the place of Isabel II?
Queen B’s wax figure showed her in her famous pose of “Run The World” dressed in Balmain’s yellow team that wore during his performance in Coachella 2018.
The Madame Tussaud Museum replaced the figure of Isabel II with Beyoncé’s
It should be noted that on that occasionBeyoncé also had the privilege of pose next to the wax figures of Prince William and Kate Middleton. It was also in the same room where the Representations of Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Carlos III and Camilla Parker.
As he points out Point de Vue, Steve Davies, general director of the museum, praised the interpreter of ‘Single Ladies’, describing it as a “living legend.” The museum authority also explained that if someone could, even for one day, replace the queen in the museum, that would be the pop singer.
Davies even added that the sovereign, known for her sense of humor, probably “would not have had any problem with this brief artistic tribute Especially since his majesty has been present in the famous museum since 1928! ”
According to the aforementioned source, After that surprising day, Beyoncé’s wax statue returned to the place that corresponds to him, In “his own throne, in stages around the world,” he said Point de Vue.
Beyoncé was honored by the Madame Tussaud Museum
In what other museums in the world Isabel II has a wax figure?
The wax figures of Reina Elizabeth II and Beyoncé not only converge in an enclosure, but both have their own representation in different museums in the world, for example in:
- The Poland Wax Museum
- The Wax Museum of Mexico City
- The Wax Museum in Stadthaus in Mannheim, Germany.
- The Madrid Wax Museum
This is how the Figure of Queen Elizabeth II looks in Poland
