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London. Nov 24: Pop diva Kylie Minogue has admitted to have been offended after Madame Tussauds unveiled a sculpture of the singer in a seductive pose.
The controversial wax statue shows the singer on all fours with her famous rear in the air.
But Kylie insisted that she wouldn't have approved the racy pose if Madame Tussauds had consulted her.
"I did not approve that! I absolutely did not. I was absolutely mortified! I arrived back from somewhere, I was in the car with the papers and I was just... I felt so humiliated. Absolutely!" The Sun quoted her, as saying.
"I'm still offended by it. I really didn't think it was funny! And there was nothing we could do about it," she added.
Now the sexy wax work has been replaced with a more humble model, making the Aussie sensation the second person after The Queen to have four of her life-like statues.
ANI
