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Kate playwright chick debuts before Royal ceremony to Prince William -- It's a insufficient period or so before her Royal ceremony to Prince William on April 29th, but already bride-to-be Empress "Kate" playwright has her own doll. The Franklin Mint debuted a picture of the chick on Tuesday.

The chick shows Ms. playwright wearing the signature blue coiffe she wore when her declaration to Prince William was made, and the pair prefabricated their first attendance unitedly for the cameras. The coiffe was specifically chosen to show off the blue sapphire and diamond contact anulus on her left hand that Prince William gave to her when he proposed. The anulus belonged to his mother, loved Princess Diana.

Looking something like a Barbie doll, the Kate playwright chick is prefabricated out of vinyl. It stands 16 inches gangly and is prefabricated in a restricted edition worldwide of just 5,000. The official study of the holder chick is "Kate playwright Royal Engagement Vinyl Portrait Doll."

Priced for collectors, the chick lists for $195.00. For this price, you intend the doll, a certificate of authenticity, and a stand.

The actual Kate playwright module marry her prince at Westminster Abbey in author on April 29, 2011. Americans, chick collectors or not, who wish to check the ceremony live via television module need to set their alarms early.  On the East coast, the ceremony module begin at 6 a.m. Eastern.

The Kate playwright chick is available now for pre-order and module be shipped after in the spring.