Emmanuel Macron's wax statue stolen from Grevin Museum in Paris

French President Emmanuel Macron's wax figure was stolen on Monday from the Grevin Museum in Paris.

The figure was taken by three individuals claiming to be Greenpeace activists, a police source told AFP.

Two women and a man reportedly entered the central Paris museum posing as tourists and exited through an emergency door with the figure

The Grevin Museum is one of France’s oldest and most famous wax museums. Opened in 1882, it showcases lifelike wax figures of prominent personalities from history, politics, sports, and entertainment. The museum is known for its elaborate sets and artistic craftsmanship.
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French President Emmanuel Macron’s wax statue was unveiled in 2018, crafted by sculptor Claus Velte, and displayed in a setting inspired by the Élysée Palace. The statue took several months to complete, based on detailed photographs and measurements. It had become a key political attraction at the museum, often visited by tourists and school groups.