Seeing celebrities and public figures immortalized in wax museums is nothing new, but these results may not have been quite what Prince William and Kate Middleton were thinking of when they found out they'd be part of an exhibit at a museum in Poland. In fact, their figures are so bad that they're going viral on TikTok.
Someone on TIkTok shared their visit to the museum.
Considering that the TikToker called it "the worst wax museum in Poland," we should have known this was going to be bad. But we truly couldn't have predicted exactly how bad these figures would be.
The Harry Potter crew was laughable, and Elvis straight up did not look like Elvis. But the Prince and Princess of Wales? Well, they looked like something straight out of a horror movie.
The wax versions of Will and Kate are pretty creepy.
Not only do they not look like either of them, but it's downright disturbing to look at them (and somehow gets worse the longer you stare at the pair).
Creating art like this out of wax can't be easy, but did the people behind these figures look at a photo of Will and Kate before working on them?
People truly weren't impressed by these figures.
One person wrote, "I lost it over the Prince William one."
To be totally fair, not all of the jokes were aimed at Will and Kate. People seemed to agree that all of the figures in the museum were pretty bad.
"My art teacher, asking me to draw something from memory," another person joked.
We've seen the royal family in wax before.
Multiple wax museums around the world have their own take on Will and Kate, but none are quite like what we're seeing in Poland.
This photo is of a display of the royal family from Madame Tussauds in Washington, DC, and although it's obviously not like seeing the couple in person, it's a lot closer to what they actually look like.
Hopefully, Will and Kate won't take these figures too personally.
And maybe, if they happen to see the video, they'll even be able to get a good laugh or two out of it.
We can't imagine how strange it must be to see yourself as a wax figure — especially when it's this inaccurate. It has to be weird!
