From hidden surprises inside blind boxes to viral TikTok reels starring K-pop stars, Labubu dolls are the latest craze sweeping across the globe.

I bought a Lafufu, a cheap, counterfeit, somewhat creepy version of the viral Labubu toy. People around the world are shelling out money to buy Lafufus — it's becoming a retail phenomenon.

Labubu, a palm-sized plush toy with sharp teeth and a cult following, has become a toy too popular to sell. After chaotic scenes of queueing, crowd surges and reported fights, distributor Pop Mart ...

LONDON – A retailer in Britain has suspended in-store sales of Labubu toys amid rising concerns over public safety and staff threats, following reports of global thefts and queue violence tied ...

Sneaker stores across Australia have unexpectedly pivoted to selling Labubu figurines, using a business model honed on Air Jordans for toys popular with children and adults alike. Small and plush ...

To the untrained eye, Labubu dolls might seem like a creepy stuffed toy – with their demonic eyes and menacing snaggle-tooth smile. But to thousands of fans, it’s the ultimate IT-girl accessory.

Brides in 2025 are updating the 'bouquet toss' ritual by throwing Labubu dolls at their single female friends in yet another sign of the growing obsession with these plush toys. The long-held ...

Toy collector Ashley Bushey has said the resale market for the viral Labubu dolls is a ‘battlefield’ (Ashley Bushey/PA) A collector of viral Labubu dolls has described the re-sale market as a ...