Royal watchers get to take selfies with the couple, well almost...
Meghan Markle joined Prince Harry at Madame Tussauds London, but not really in the flesh. The wax figure of the bride-to-be was unveiled on Wednesday, May 9.
A duplicate image of Meghan was also unveiled at Madame Tussaud in Times Square in New York City on the same day.
If Meghan's emerald green dress looks familiar, that is because it is the lovely P.A.R.O.S.H dress she wore during the engagement announcement, as reported by PEOPLE.
The figure also includes a replica of the engagement ring that Prince Harry has been reported to have designed for his fiancee by himself.
The wax couple is standing in front of a 15-foot wide video wall that allows tourists to choose a backdrop to take selfies with the happy couple.
The wax image of Meghan joins Prince Harry who has been up at Madame Tussauds since 2014. They are joined by the rest of the royal family which includes The Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles and Camilla and Prince William and Kate.
Seeing wax figures of the royal children George, Charlotte and Louis could be cute, but unlikely to happen anytime soon when they are still so young.
Meghan Markle only has a few days left before the royal wedding.
A new prince has arrived for the Royal Family
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