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Nikki Haley's Take On The 'Barbie' Movie Is Not What We Expected

Is Nikki Haley a “Barbie” girl?

The Republican presidential primary long shot discussed her love for a certain Margot Robbie blockbuster while talking to The Hollywood Reporter in an interview published on Thursday.

Asked if she was rooting for anything at the upcoming Academy Awards, Haley said, “This year I’m not watching much of anything. … I will tell you, though, I really did love the ‘Barbie’ movie.”

“I thought it was fantastic and watched it with my daughter and loved the messaging of it and the creative side of it,” the former U.N. ambassador went on, calling the film “a great movie.”

Other conservatives weren’t exactly of the same mind about “Barbie” when it debuted last July and went on to have record box office numbers.

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