Drag Race Winner Symone Becomes Special Edition Trolls Doll

The Ebony Enchantress is now officially a doll!

After winning season 13, Symone had one of the most successful reigns in RuPaul’s Drag Race herstory. Even after her reign has come to an end with the crowning of Willow Pill as the winner of season 14, Symone continues to take drag further than ever into the mainstream.

In the heels of promoting her appearance in the new gay rom-com Bros, Symone has now also been turned into an official Good Luck Trolls doll. During an interview with Nylon, Symone revealed that she underwent her Trollify transformation as a partnership with NBCUniversal that included a donation to Lucie’s Place, “an Arkansas-based nonprofit that provides LGBTQIA+ young adults experiencing homelessness with resources from toiletries and clothing to housing solutions including rental and utility assistance programs.”

Symone described her special Trolls edition as “something everyone could see a piece of themselves in. It’s a very joyous doll.”

In the meantime, Forever 21 has also launched a new capsule collection that includes a limited-edition crop tee directly inspired by Symone’s Trolls doll. It seems like the ultimate fashion queen of Drag Race season 13 is still managing to leave her mark in the world.

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“Whatever you want to do, you can,” Symone told the publication. “Nothing is out of reach for you. Nothing is impossible for you, no matter where you come from, no matter your circumstances... If you want to do it, and it makes you happy and you ain’t hurting nobody, go for it. Because it’s there for you. You just gotta want it. You just gotta work for it. You just gotta be brave enough to allow yourself to have it.”

RuPaul’s Secret Celebrity Drag Race season two airs Fridays on VH1.

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