Barbie manufacturer Mattel has released a range of Ted Lasso-themed dolls, including Hannah Waddingham's Rebecca Welton.
Sculpted to Hannah's likeness, the official description for the figure reads: "Barbie celebrates the hit television series Ted Lasso with a collectable doll of tall and fierce AFC Richmond owner Rebecca Welton.
"Our Rebecca doll is dressed for her morning 'Biscuits with the Boss' in a chic champagne blouse with black tailored pants and classic black pumps. Statement golden earrings and a handbag complete her sophisticated look."
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You can pre-order the doll ahead of its November 10 release for £51 plus shipping, but do note that there is a limit of two per order.
The doll is also available via Amazon's Barbie storefront but is priced slightly higher there – £70.23 at time of writing.
The product notes also confirm that the doll cannot stand on its own, but it is shipped with a stand.
Alongside Rebecca, the Ted Lasso range also includes Juno Temple's Keeley Jones (shipping from December and currently available to purchase via Mattel only), and Jason Sudeikis' Ted Lasso himself (available to purchase via Mattel or Amazon).
Although the show has finished, with plenty of folks involved stating there was always a three-season plan, Waddingham has said wants to continue playing Rebecca.
"I would play her when her teeth are falling out, in a retirement home, like sitting outside it with mud splashing her," she said.
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"I just want to see her through. I love her so much."
Meanwhile, Hannah Waddingham: Home for Christmas was very recently given a release date by Apple TV+.
It's a festive special that will see the actress front a "musical extravaganza" at London Coliseum – and of course, there will be some special guests in tow.
Ted Lasso seasons 1-3 are streaming on Apple TV+.
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