The Beyhive is in a tizzy after Madame Tussaud's in Paris revealed a new Beyoncé wax figure, with fans claiming she got “whitewashed”. In the photos, Beyoncé’s wax figure is elegantly poised on a giant ring suspended from the ceiling,

Last year, Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles clapped back at trolls who accused her daughter of “bleaching her skin” or trying to pass herself off as a white woman by donning platinum locks to the premiere of her “Renaissance” tour film.

Beyoncé’s wax statue at the Grévin Museum in Paris is stirring up controversy, as fans think it looks nothing like the pop sensation. The wax statue is dressed in a

Madame Tussaud’s popular wax museum in Paris recently revealed a new wax figure of Beyoncé, but some fans of the singer, known as the Beyhive, are unhappy with the portrayal. Critics pointed out that the statue appeared to have whitewashed Beyoncé’s skin color,

Beyoncé has one of the most famous faces in the world, but it must be pretty challenging to replicate as highlighted by a recently unveiled waxwork that looks nothing like her. Today, the Grevin Wax Museum in Paris unveiled a new waxwork figure of the Texas Hold ‘Em singer and it really was… something.

Drizzy joins Beyoncé, Dua Lipa, Megan Thee Stallion and Harry Styles on the attraction's concert-themed floor.