Meet 7 Real-Life Barbie and Ken Dolls

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Meet 7 Real-Life Barbie and Ken Dolls

Life in plastic, it’s fantastic! From Barbie mom Nannette Hammond to human Ken doll Justin Jedlica, check out seven humans who look like dolls.

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Valeria Lukyanova

Ukrainian model turned DJ Lukyanova released her debut single, "Jack Your Barbie," in October 2015. She once claimed in a Cosmo Q&A that she is able to speak to aliens and travel through time.

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Nannette Hammond

Hammond — a stay-at-home mom from Ohio — rocks a 28H bra size. She has had three boob jobs, a breast lift, veneers, lip fillers and eyelash extensions. She also wears semipermanent makeup and hair extensions, and makes daily visits to the tanning salon in her 10-bedroom home. “It’s worth every penny to look like this,” Hammond said to News Dog Media in March 2016. “I feel happy and secure. I want to age gracefully and when the time comes for me to have a face-lift, I won’t hesitate to get one.”

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Blondie Bennett

“Being a real-life doll, I don’t work, but I do have my doll fans who pay for my lifestyle,” Bennett revealed on E! reality show Botched. The Californian — who wears a size 30JJ bra — said her goal was to look like "tits on a stick."

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Justin Jedlica

Jedlica, a.k.a. the Human Ken Doll, has shelled out a whopping $170,000 on plastic surgery. Jedlica underwent his first surgery at the age of 18, and has since gone on to have a total of 149 procedures. He lives in New York with his husband.

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Rodrigo Alves

Alves — a U.K.-based flight attendant — has spent more than $325,000 to enhance his Ken look. His surgeries have included ab implants, liposuction on his jawline and rhinoplasty. According to British paper The Mirror, Alves owns more than 200 pairs of shoes. He joked, "If people think that I spent a lot in plastic surgery, [wait] until you see all my shoes."

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Amber Kohaku Chan

"Because of my muscular dystrophy, I always need to be picked up or set down in a seat," Chan (real name: Amber Guzman) told News Dog Media. "One day, suddenly something just snapped in me and I decided to change my life. I realized that my muscular dystrophy was turning me into a real living doll." She added, "It helps me to not be so sad and upset." Chan told News Dog she hasn't had any plastic surgery and credits her look to her makeup skills.