MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - In the 80s, it was Cabbage Patch Dolls. In the 90s, Beanie Babies were all the rage. Now, in 2025, it’s all about Labubu. Labubu is a fluffy, sharp-fanged creature that’s ...

Pop Mart is about to launch a new Blind Box collection featuring different fan-favorite characters, including Labubu. The "Why So Serious" vinyl plush pendant blind box, which conceals the exact ...

Metro journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission – learn more The Mini Labubu has entered the chat, and ...

Labubu dolls are so popular that they've inspired knockoffs — dubbed Lafufus, for fake Labubus — that can endanger kids, according to federal regulators The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) ...

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has a warning for consumers: do not buy fake Labubus. Read more trending news Knock-off Labubu dolls and keychains, also called Lafufus, can be a choking hazard, ...

Chances are you've heard about Labubus dolls, which are a bunch of plush monsters sold by Pop Mart and designed by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung that are quite adorable. It feels like the Beanie Babies ...

Thousands of fake Labubu dolls, popularised by celebrities and known for their distinctive furry appearance, have been confiscated across the UK amidst serious safety warnings. These counterfeit ...

Labubus are widely popular and garner mixed reactions. Some think they are absolutely adorable, while others think they are absolutely terrifying. If you want to be one for Halloween, you can go ...

If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. Labubu dolls, with their wide eyes, snaggletooth grins and impish energy, have taken over collector shelves—and now ...

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Knock-off Labubu dolls and keychains, also called Lafufus, can be a choking hazard, according to the CPSC. They may be small enough on their own to be swallowed or pieces may break off, the agency ...