This Human Barbie Is Kept Locked Up By Her Parents, Just Like A Real Doll

#1 Human Barbie

Little girls around the world wish they can grow up and be a Barbie girl in a Barbie world, but only a handful actually play that lifestyle out as they grow older. For Angelica, it was the influence of her parents that led to her being a real life human Barbie.

#2 Spoiled Little Girl

Angelica told News.Au.com that she was sheltered as a child, and now that she's in her mid-twenties, she has very little freedom.

"Growing up, my parents raised me like a princess and never let me go out, date boys or have the usual adult experiences. As a result, I am not fit for real lifeI'm like a living doll," she said. "My mom and dad have been overprotective all my life. Some parents practically chuck their child out of the family home when they reach the age of 18 but not mine."

#3 Mommy's Doll

Apparently Angelica's mother is somewhat of a good-looker as well, and as soon as their baby girl was born, her parents decided she should be raised as a Barbie doll. Her mother was reportedly obsessed with all things Barbie related and right out of the womb she dressed Angelica up like a little doll.

#4 Work It Out

According to Angelica, it's not just her interaction with people that her parents monitor. She says they do their best to make sure she keeps her 20-inch waist and 32E breasts in perfect condition, planning out her diet and exercise plans.

For exercise, she reportedly works out five days a week, two to three hours at a time. She also does weight training, jogging, and cardio.

#5 Pain is Gain

Her parents began monitoring her weight when she was a teenager. Angelica remembers how they obtained a personal trainer for her to make sure her measurements would look like that of a human doll.

"When I became a teenager, my parents hired a personal trainer who created an individual training program for me," she says. "He has designed exercises which will help me tone my buttocks and hone my narrow waist."

#6 Love Life

A woman like Angelica must have the fellas knocking down her door, but if they want to get to her they'll have to go through her mother first. When and if Angelica is allowed to step out with a gentleman caller, her mother is right there with her on any date she's invited on.

#7 At Home Forever

At 26, it's natural for Angelica to want a place of her own, but she says her parents just aren't ready for her to go. She doesn't even shop by herself, as her parents pick out her clothes.

"My mother and father don't want me to move out of the family home," she says. "I'm not even allowed to buy clothes without my mom there she likes to choose attire that clings to my figure and emphasize my good features."

#8 Au Naturale

Before you get any ideas, Angelica claims that her body is one hundred percent natural. Seeing herself as faultless, she claims "I have never had plastic surgery," she says. "Cosmetic work is only necessary when an individual has serious faults with their face or body."

#9 The Russian Barbie

The self-proclaimed model and child psychologist doesn't blame her parents for her doll-like outcome. Although she was heavily influenced by her mother, Angelica recalls her own Barbie obsession that sprouted a very young age.

"When I turned six, my mom started buying me collectible Barbie dolls and enthusiastically dressing me up like one. My mother loved Barbie's slender beauty, golden curls, cute face and beautiful clothes. My mother inspired me and urged me to be exactly the same. I would pose in the mirror for hours and put on performances for my parents' friends. Everyone nicknamed me the ‘Russian Barbie.'"

#10 A Spoonful of Sugar

Her parents may have her on lock down and she may want a bit more freedom, but Angelica loves her life -- and her look.

"Now I am very happy with my appearance," she says. "Like Mary Poppins says, it is a bliss to know that I am practically perfect in every way!"

Being equated to Barbie is something she revels in as well.

"Since I was a child, my parents styled me as a ‘Barbie' so I'm glad that I'm equated to oneBarbie is the idol of girls around the world. My parents are so proud of me today and they encourage my modeling work."