Take More Care for Nicki Minaj Waxwork after 'inappropriate' photos

What's Madame Tussauds feeling  with these photos 

waxwork model of Anaconda Singer Nicki Minaj has prompted Madame Tussauds in Vegas has been taken "inappropriate" photographs by individuals that needs more security for the figure.

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Pictures appeared online of suggestive poses with the artwork, that is based on the rapper's iconic pose in her Anaconda video - where she's posing in heels on her fingers and knees.

Since the Las Vegas museum unveiled it previously this month, fans have been rushing to be photographed with it.

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Statement regarding Nicki Minaj’s Madame Tussauds wax figure

Madame Tussauds says that while it desires people to have an "interactive, immersive experience", the actual waxworks must be "treated respectfully".
However, many visitors have been getting a bit too thrilled and taking "inappropriate" pics, says the art gallery.
It stated such things were "unfortunate" and apologised for just about any offence caused.
Madame Tussauds has brought within extra staff to monitor visitors and will "redesign" the figure too, said a BBC report.

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The Waxwork had been scupted by 20 Artists by six months

The actual museum says "guests" were "consistently asking" it to include Nicki to its collection.

It's currently in the attraction's music space, which is also home to a figure of Miley Cyrus on her behalf Wrecking Ball.

Minaj has said she loves the estimate Instagram posts and has responded to some of the suggestive poses along with emojis associated with crying from laughter.

She has not, but commented on a photo of a man mounting the number from behind and pulling its hair - the that seems to have attracted the biggest backlash.

Rapper Azealia Banking institutions said on Twitter last week that the pose invited this kind of responses and was demeaning to one of the most successful woman rap artists in history.

"As much as that woman has accomplished, they had to put her on all fours... Why not standing up with a mic in her hand ???" And

All ppl are gonna do is go up to that statue and take pictures shoving their crotch in her face and putting their crotch on her butt

Claim By Rapper Azealia on his twitter.

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