PRIMARK is known for bringing out collections themed on popular brands – and the latest one is making people very nostalgic.
One bargain hunter shared how they spotted the high street retailer is now selling an Angelina Ballerina range with numerous cute items.
The popular character was created in 1983 by author Katharine Holabird and illustrator Helen Craig – before rocketing to global fame in 2001 with a TV adaptation.
Set in the fictional village of Chipping Cheddar, the stories follow Angelina as she navigates dance school at Miss Lilly’s Ballet Academy in the hopes of becoming a world-class prima ballerina.
The original show quickly became a staple of early-2000s children’s television, complete with an all-star voice cast led by Finty Williams and Dame .
The range dedicated to the beloved mouse was spotted by TikTok user @megsbitofmagic .
She gushed: “Childhood dreams again coming true, because look at this.”
In the clip, she showed how they have a £10 scatter pillow and £5 fleece blanket in a baby pink colour and featuring Angelina.
In addition to this, they have a £7 storage basket, featuring three Angelinas wearing pink 3D tutus, and an £8 print water bottle.
The shopper added: “This is literally my everything right here.
“So the pillow and the blanket are coming home with me.
“Angelina Ballerina – this makes me so ridiculously happy right now.”
It seems she’s not the only person delighted by the new range.
Her video has racked up over 66,000 likes, and many people rushed to the comments to share their views.
One said: “I thought no one knew Angelina the ballerina. I used to be so obsessed with this show.”
Another added: “I’m foaming at the mouth I NEED THIS.”
And a third commented: “Obsessed that it’s the OG animation instead of the current monstrosity.”
Shoppers looking to get their hands on the pieces will need to be quick, as Primark’s themed lifestyle collections frequently fly off the shelves and sell out nationwide.
The collection is available in selected Primark stores now, though availability and stock levels may vary across branches.
