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These Disney Princesses are singing in the languages their stories originated in, not the actual princesses' native language. So, unfortunately, if you were hoping to see Ariel belt out a bunch of bubbles you will be disappointed.
There's also a second video covering some of the princesses the first video missed:
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Something magical happens when this group of crochet enthusiasts meet to make dreams come true.
Former oncology nurse and mom Holly Christensen has started a group called The Magic Yarn Project, a clan of dedicated crocheters that meet to make Disney princess wigs for children with cancer.
A daughter of one of Christensen's friends was diagnosed with lymphoma so she decided to make a Rapunzel yarn wig. Here's what she told Babble:
"I knew she would be going through a difficult time, and that no one would be able to take her suffering away. I also knew that losing her long, curly blonde hair at not even 3 years old would be difficult for her, so I figured that the yarn wig could help bring a little magic and fun to a difficult time in her life."
Designs include princess Elsa and Anna from Frozen and princess Jasmine from Aladdin.
The group has a GoFundMe account set up to help fund even more wigs for children around the world battling cancer.
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There's a secret, dark reason Disney movies are lacking moms. As this series from College Humor points out, if only these girls had moms, THEIR FILMS WOULD NEVER HAVE NEEDED TO HAPPEN:
Redditor and apparent amazing boyfriend BrianDangerFlynn commisioned artist Dylan Bonner to turn him and his Disney loving girlfriend into Disney characters for Valentine's Day. Yeah, just for Valentine's Day, a real casual gift and all. The rest of us should probably quit now, because I don't think we'll top this.
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