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10 Celebrities You Didn't Realize Had Their Own Barbie Doll


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Mattel Barbies are way more than just children's toys. They have become valuable collectibles over the years, especially with some of the special edition dolls that Mattel has released. There are literally Barbie collectors who spend hours and hours scouring eBay looking for specialty dolls to add to their extensive collections, and we can only assume that some of the many celebrity Barbie dolls that have been released are on their radar.

There are seriously Barbies of the most random array of celebrities as well as fictional characters from TV and film. From Disney's Mary Poppins to Sandy from Grease to the vampires in Twilight and Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games, you can really find anyone in doll form. Some of the most notable stars that have their own dolls include Cher, Barbra Streisand, Audrey Hepburn and more modern names like Nicki Minaj and Jennifer Lopez. There's even a Heidi Klum fashion doll.   

But we've rounded up 10 celebs who you might not have realized have their very own Barbie as well.

1. Elizabeth Taylor

 

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As an iconic actress, not only does Liz Taylor have her own Barbie, but she has her own collection. She has a Cleopatra doll, the White Diamonds as pictured above, a Father of the Bride wedding doll, the Violet Eyes doll, and the Elizabeth Taylor doll in a violet evening gown to match her famously violet eyes. 

2. Ree Drummond

Honestly, the Barbie re-creation of the Food Network star The Pioneer Woman is really well done. Even her colorful little doll kitchen looks exactly like the real line of kitchen products Drummond created that are available for purchase. 

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3. Dolly Parton

Country queen Dolly Parton had to have her own barbie right? After all, she has an album called Backwoods Barbie. She has a few models available on Amazon or eBay, but we're partial to this version in the red checkered dress. Her platinum blonde hair is just as big as the real deal too.  

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4. Reba McEntire

If you ever wanted to see what Reba looks like in doll form, here ya go. The country star looks ready to impress in an evening gown and ready to perform with a mic on her hand.

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5. Grace Kelly

Similar to Hollywood legend Liz Taylor, Princess Grace also has her own collection. She has the Rear Window doll as pictured above as well as the To Catch A Thief doll, Grace Kelly the bride doll and Grace Kelly the romance doll. Each is as poised and sophisticated as the star was in real life.

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6. Faith Hill and Tim McGraw

Of all of the country music power couples out there, it almost makes sense that it was Tim and Faith that was chosen to be recreated as a Barbie giftset. The Ken doll really does have an uncanny resemblance to the country star with his signature black cowboy hat. With mics in hand, it looks like they are ready to perform a duet which, as we know, is incredibly popular with their fans. 

7. Carol Burnett

If there are Clark Gable and Scarlett O'Hara dolls inspired by Gone With The Wind, it only makes sense to give Carol Burnett her own Went with the Wind! doll, inspired by her sketch from The Carol Burnett Show. The comedic genius paired with a creative costume designer really made this sketch memorable and it's hilarious that its doll recreation also lives on. 

8. Elvis and Priscilla 

We all know The King had a few romances, but one of the most monumental pop culture moments during his career was his marriage to the young Priscilla. You have to admit, even the doll's wedding dress is a dead ringer for the real thing.  

9. Martina McBride

Martina McBride is all about girl power, so it almost makes sense that she gets her own Barbie! Her white dress and chopped hair on this doll were inspired by McBride's outfit at the CMA Awards in 2004, the year before the doll was released. 

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10. LeAnn Rimes

LeAnn Rimes wowed the music world early on with a voice that almost seemed too powerful to come from someone so young. The doll, with her playful pink shirt and mic in hand, looks pretty darn similar to the teen singing queen.

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