Drew Barrymore Gets the Ultimate Tribute: Surprise Wax Figure Reveal on “The Drew Barrymore Show

Hold onto your hats, folks! In a delightful surprise that left fans buzzing, Drew Barrymore's brand-new wax figure was revealed to her in front of a studio audience during a recent episode of The Drew Barrymore Show. Imagine the moment: the doors slowly open, the excitement builds, and there she is—Drew's wax twin, a dazzling tribute to her vibrant personality and undeniable charisma!

This stunning figure isn’t just any wax sculpture; it’s an embodiment of Drew's sparkling spirit, ready to greet fans at the entrance of Madame Tussauds New York. The design is a nod to the colorful ensemble she sported during her annual birthday episode back in February, where she received the thrilling news from her good friend Jimmy Fallon—an honor that surely made her day!

Adorned in a breathtaking pastel rainbow dress by Jenny Packham and chic platform shoes, this figure captures every detail, right down to the glimmering earrings inspired by her birthday celebration. Talk about a style statement!

Drew Barrymore is a powerhouse—an award-winning television host, actor, producer, entrepreneur, and author. As the heart and soul of The Drew Barrymore Show, she spreads her infectious humor and positivity like confetti. Did you know she co-founded Flower Films in 1995? Yep, that’s the brain behind classics like Never Been Kissed and Charlie’s Angels!

And it doesn’t stop there. Drew’s a four-time author, with her book "Wildflower" hitting the New York Times bestseller list. She’s also the mastermind behind Barrymore Brands, which features everything from beauty products to cookware. In 2023, she was recognized as one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People and snagged Adweek's Creative Visionary of the Year—just a couple of the many accolades she’s racked up.

Eliza Rose, the Marketing Manager at Madame Tussauds New York, couldn’t have said it better: “Drew Barrymore is an iconic pop culture figure whose talent and influence have transcended generations.” This wax figure is not just a statue; it’s a celebration of her contributions to film, television, and beyond.