Angel Reese honors representation with 'Bayou Barbie' doll launch
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 2:22 AM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Angel Reese and her mother, Angel Webb Reese, discussed the significance of Mattel's 'Bayou Barbie' doll, which symbolizes representation for Black girls. Reese is the first Black WNBA player to receive this honor, following Sue Bird and Rebecca Lobo. The Atlanta Dream celebrated Barbie Day during their game against the Las Vegas Aces on August 3, featuring Barbie-themed merchandise. Reese expressed pride in representing young girls and stated her enjoyment in seeing them connect with the doll.
- •Angel Reese is the first Black WNBA player with a Barbie doll.
- •The Atlanta Dream hosted Barbie Day on August 3.
- •Fans can purchase the doll at major retailers like Target and Walmart.
- •Reese reflects on the importance of representation for young girls.
- •Webb Reese recalls her childhood experience with Barbie dolls.
- 2:22 AMYahoo Sports — Angel Reese and her mom reflect on representation in ‘Bayou Barbie’ doll
"Angel Reese shares what it means to have Black girls represented through her in Mattel's new "Bayou Barbie" in honor of the WNBA player.
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