Comedian Bharti Singh is usually in the news for her jokes. But this time, it was something far more personal.

A few days ago, she casually mentioned on her vlog that she burned her son Golla’s Labubu doll. She mentioned that it was the reason it brought bad luck.

Are you rolling your eyes, wondering how a celebrity like Bharti can have such thoughts? Parents always want to do everything over the top just because it feels right for their child.  

What Is A Labubu Doll?

Labubu dolls are quirky collectible dolls with big eyes, pointed ears, and a slightly mischievous expression. They have become a trend among kids because of their unique look.

Sometimes their unusual appearance can make them seem creepy to some parents. And it adds if paired with superstitions.

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What Did Bharti Burn The Labubu?

The Labubu doll sat innocently in Golla’s toy collection. But Bharti said she started getting a feeling that it wasn’t right for her son. She believed the doll to the reason for Golla’s mischievous behaviour.

She mentioned in an interview that Golla wasn’t like this before. Now he screams, throws things and doesn’t listen.

Even people around her also fed into the thought that it’s bad luck.

She wanted to get rid of the doll anyhow and straight it went in to the fire.

Bharti’s reason was simple, she wanted peace of mind. For her, that was worth more than the price of the toy.

What was Golla’s reaction?

Golla was upset and stopped Bharti from doing it, as Labubu had become his friend by now. Meanwhile, Bharti explained to him that the Labubu is the reason behind your bad behaviour.

The funny part was that the Labubu didn’t catch fire easily. Bharti’s husband Harsh even made funny comments on it, saying, may be the spirit of the doll is fighting back.

Were Bharti’s intuitions correct? Was Labubu the reason for Golla’s behavior, or is it just the phase all growing kids go through?