kyliejenner/instagramMadame Tussauds in Hollywood has unveiled a brand new waxwork model of Kylie Jenner, and people are seeing double.
The baby of the Kardashian Klan has revealed she was able to trick her family after letting Kylie 2.0 FaceTime them…
Sister Kim Kardashian made the following comment on the puzzling post:
I was so confused and thought u were posing for a loooooong time.
And its easy to see why. Kylie’s Instagram followers have been going cross eyed trying to figure out which is the real Kylie.
This isn’t the type of creepy wax work of yesteryear. This figure is a work of art, reportedly costing around $350,000 to create, and is widely considered to be Madame Tussauds most realistic model yet.
The process began way back in February and Kylie has kept fans updated each step of the way.
The lifelike doll is meticulously designed right down to the most intricate detail and flawlessly matches Kylie’s eye colour, skin tone and body measurements.
The figure is based on the look that Kylie was sporting at the 2016 Met Gala, complete with glossy bobbed hair and smoky eyes.
The figure even captures the reality star teen’s well-practiced camera ready expression, eyes slightly tilted towards any awaiting paparazzi…
The waxwork is wearing the very same long, sparkling dress that Kylie wore that evening of the Met Gala.
The 19-year-old TV star donated the elegant Balmain to the museum where fans can now see it up close in all its glittering glory.
Did anyone else see Kylie Jenner wax figure?! Lmfao I'm freaked out I thought it was her
— Vanessaaa❤️ (@ortizvanessa175) July 19, 2017
How come Kylie Jenner wax figure so perfect and got Beyoncé looking like Brittany Spears pic.twitter.com/2O1qjzw0ro
— Shayanna? (@_shaybrizhae) July 19, 2017
This shiny new Kardashian sister is lifelike enough to have an Instagram account and maybe even a full blown reality series of her own…
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