Addison Rae Fashion Doll - Comfy; Trendsetting Style; Contains 11” Doll and Accessories, Including Headphones, Tablet, and Sneakers, Multicolored

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Addison keeps collaborating with numerous luxury brands, including Pandora, Vital Proteins, IPSY, Alani Nu, Uptown Cheapskate, American Eagle, Chantilly Boutique, Daniel Wellington, Disney, McCary’s Jewelers, Reebok, Nintendo, and Fashion Nova, among others, further solidifying her financial status. The TikTok d ance d rama: A Dance for Credit - In a viral moment on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" in March Bonkers | Addison Rae Doll - Addison created Fashion dolls in 2022. She launched her own 'Barbie' doll in collaboration with Bonkers Toys. Addison Rae's Donald Trump c ontroversy - Rumors circulated in July 2021 that Addison might support Donald She assumed the role of Chief Innovation Officer for Item Beauty and co-founded it with Madeby Collective

Working with Addison Rae and her team has been a thrill for us at Bonkers Toys,” said Bonkers Toys President & CEO, Brian Bonnett. “We have been inspired by all of the positivity she shares with her fans and can’t wait to bring the toys to retail.” Addison was born on October 6, 2000 to Monty Lopez and Sheri Easterling in Lafayette, Louisiana. She was raised with two younger brothers Enzo Lopez and Lucas Lopez. She also has an older half sister. Addison’s parents had a rough marriage and got divorced when she was young, before remarrying in 2017. Her parents are also present on TikTok with huge following. Her family has a TikTok account called ‘The Rae Family’, where she keeps getting featured alongside her family members. At the age of six, Addison became passionate about dancing and started participating in competitions across the country. Education

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The beats of the 90-minute film mirror the original: within minutes, Padgett has discovered her boyfriend, a wannabe viral music star with bleached hair named Jordan Van Draanen (Peyton Meyer), cheating, had her livestreamed humiliation go viral for a particularly unflattering shot of a tearful snot bubble, lost her sponsorships, and bet her social rehabilitation on the makeover of a dud guy of her frenemy Alden’s (Madison Pettis) choosing. The terms: turn Cameron Kweller (Tanner Buchanan), a cynical outcast with a shaggy haircut, beanie and a passion for photography and horses, into prom king in six weeks or be branded a loser, or something. Addison Rae's journey on TikTok was nothing short of meteoric. In just a blink, her follower count catapulted past the one-million mark Van Kokeh, IMG VP of Licensing, added: “Addison Rae is an inspiration to her millions of followers around the world and we are delighted to have partnered her with Bonkers Toys to create her first-ever toy line, which we know her fans will love.” Trump after being seen interacting with him at a sporting event. This led to social media users calling for her cancellation, believing it contradicted her previous stance on issues. Allegations emerged that Addison had liked controversial tweets in support of Trump in 2016, which her team denied. Addison later clarified her position in an interview with the Los Angeles Times, stating she didn't support Trump

Expanding her resume within the world of entertainment, Addison co-wrote and released her debut single “Obsessed”, produced by a dream team of chart-topping producers including Benny Blanco, Blake Slatkin and Ryan McMahon in March 2021.To top off 2021, Rae made her theatrical debut starring in Miramax’s HE’S ALL THAT, a remake of the popular 90’s romcom SHE’S ALL THAT. The film premiered globally on Netflix on August 27th, making it the first studio film to star a person who came to fame through social media. The film premiered at #1 worldwide, and Addison has since signed a multi-picture deal with Netflix. In July 2020, Addison introduced a weekly podcast exclusive to Spotify called "Mama Knows Best," where she discussed personal and career-related topics with her mother I have dreamt of having my own doll line since I was a little girl,” said Addison Rae. “I worked with Bonkers Toys on every detail of the dolls and toys to inspire young kids to dream big.” In November 2019, she made a pivotal decision to quit college (LSU), setting her sights firmly on a career in the social media spotlight