The 'Jumanji: The Next Level' actor makes his hilarious comments on the reality TV star's wax model when he stops by the Las Vegas Madame Tussauds wax museum to check out his new likeness.
- Apr 29, 2022
AceShowbiz - Khloe Kardashian caught wind of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's funny response to her wax figure. The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" alum appeared to get a laugh from it as she reposted the "Fast and Furious" actor's TikTok video weighing on her wax figure's butt.
"Looks like I am in INCREDIBLE company!!! Yessss @therock," the 37-year-old beauty wrote on Instagram Story on Wednesday, April 27. The Good Americans founder went on to say that she was "crying" laughing and noted that the museum "hooked me up" when Dwayne commenting on the size of the wax figure's butt.
Dwayne made his hilarious comments on Khloe's wax model when he stopped by the Las Vegas Madame Tussauds wax museum on Wednesday to check out his new likeness. "I gotta introduce you to my neighbor," he said in the viral TikTok clip while walking over to Khloe's figure, which was positioned right beside his.
The "Moana" star went on to pose next to the wax statue, flashing his infamous lifted eyebrow. "I mean guys, look at that. We look kind of cool together, right?" he asked to the camera. However, the "Red Notice" actor then noticed that Khloe's figure had a bigger portion in the wax butt department than his does.
"Wait a second," he said while panning the camera from the reality TV star's wax backside over to his. "I mean guys, that's amazing." The star later jokingly asked the museum officials if they could "add a little bit more to my glutes." He demanded, "Give me some glutes, like that!"
During his surprise visit, Dwayne posed with his own Teremana Bar experience wax figure during a special event for the liquor brand. The "DC League of Super Pets" actor has wax figures at museums all over the U.S., including in New York, Orlando and Hollywood. His Orlando wax figure was unveiled earlier this month. It was seen donning rugged attire while scaling a building. According to Madame Tussauds, the Orlando figure pays tribute to Johnson's box-office characters.
