“Going to have my team reach out to our friends at the Grevin Museum, in Paris France so we can work at ‘updating’ my wax figure here with some important details and improvements starting with my skin color,” Johnson posted to Instagram.

The caption was attached to a video Johnson reposted from comedian James Andre Jefferson Jr. In the video, Jefferson Jr. said, “they turned ‘The Rock’ into a pebble.”

“It looked like ‘The Rock’ hasn’t seen the sun a day in his life in this damn picture … You make ‘The Rock' look like he’s David Beckham, it looks like ‘The Rock’ is about to be part of the Royal Family," he joked.

Dwayne 'The Chalk' Johnson's wax figure

Many accused the museum of “whitewashing” Johnson and his image. Johnson’s late father, wrestler Rocky Johnson, was of Black Nova Scotian descent while his mother, Ata Maivia, is Samoan.

The museum stated in an Instagram Story on Monday that they are working on correcting the statue, but did not issue a public apology on behalf of Johnson.

“Our artists are already working on improving the waxwork of Dwayne Joohnson,” the Musée Grévin wrote. “Your feedback is always valuable to us.”