Madame Tussauds New York, in tribute to Whitney Houston who died February 11th (God, has it been a year already?), unveiled on Thursday four life-like wax figures of the singer representing milestone career moments of her life. The likenesses, shown off in Manhattan, will be installed in Madame Tussauds attractions in New York, Washington, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
“They’re amazing. They’re beautiful,” said Pat Houston, Whitney’s sister-in-law who was also her manager, reports the Daily News.
“If she could step down here and be alive and really feel what’s happening right now she would thank and appreciate everyone in this room,” said Gary Houston, Whitney’s brother. “I’m saying it for her, I know she loves and appreciates everything that’s going on here today.”
Also attending the unveiling was Whitney’s mom, Cissy Houston but her daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown was not present at the event. However, she did tweet this:
