On June 10, 2025, the craze hit new heights when a four-foot-tall (131 cm) mint-green Labubu doll sold for approximately 1.24 million yuan — around $172,800 USD — at a dedicated Labubu auction ...

The global obsession for Labubu has made Pop Mart a billion-dollar business. The company's revenue doubled in 2024, reaching $1.8 billion, according to Pop Mart's annual financial report.

A student at China’s prestigious Tsinghua University took her Labubu toy to her graduation ceremony, placing the school’s vice-president in an awkward position. However, the game-for-a-laugh ...

By the end of the video, the Labubu has largely turned to ash, while Jessica can be heard insisting the doll must be cursed because the flames are turning blue. “There’s its soul leaving ...

The Labubu craze in Singapore is set to continue with Japanese retail brand Uniqlo launching a collection featuring this devilish little creature. Set to drop in September, the collection is ...

Ning—who is the founder, chairman and CEO of Pop Mart International Group, the company behind Labubu—has a jaw-dropping net worth estimated to be $22.1 billion, according to Forbes.

It's called Labubu, and fans can't get enough. From pop-up lines stretching down the block to online bidding wars reaching six figures, the "so-ugly-it's-cute" creature has become a must-have.

The fashion designer was snapped arriving at his show on Monday accessorizing his Birkin bag with an unopened shrimp Labubu, amid the craze that has seen prices soar for the grinning, furry creature.

The Labubu craze is expanding in Connecticut as the retailer of the popular dolls is opening a second storefront in the Nutmeg State. Pop Mart, which opened its first Connecticut store in Norwalk ...

Now, a new icon has arrived: Skullpanda, the spiritual successor to Labubu. While Labubu was known for its signature expression, Skullpanda offers something more. With its skull-shaped helmet ...

A number of Labubu are available for "Buy It Now" options on eBay in the $30 to $50 range — although the more popular ones can hit triple digits. The dolls retail for $20-$30 on the primary market.

Truly delulu about Labubu vs. Lafufu. (Image source: Facebook) “Labubu… more like Lafufu. Can you spot the fake?”, the official Fair Trading page wrote in a Facebook post on Tuesday.