A woman who has spent $10,000 amassing a collection of dolls that resemble werewolf 'babies' left This Morning viewers scratching their heads on Tuesday.
Yvette Solomon, from Los Angeles, is the proud mother of eight werepups - dolls that have been created to look like small werewolves, who she considers her 'family'.
Yvette said many of the dolls have been made using her own or her husband's hair, while one has been fitted with the teeth of a dead cat, which were donated by a friend. The pups have their own nursery and she estimates that she has spent around $10,000 (£7,680) on her 'babies' and their clothes and accessories.
She was given her first doll - each of which can cost up to $1,000 - while she was going through chemotherapy to treat breast cancer, and credits the pleasure they brought her with helping her get through the ordeal.
This Morning viewers were baffled by the segment, with one tweeting simply: 'WTF am I watching?'
Yvette Solomon, from Los Angeles, has eight werepups, reborn dolls made to look like werewolf cubs. Pictured left to right: Ezra, twins Jezebal and Anya, Voodoo Baby, Yvette, Elias, Talla, an unnamed doll and Argylle
The werepups are made to order by US special effects artist Asia Eriksen, and can come with a range of extras like tails or ears.
Yvette's first werepups were Elias, who was dolled up like a Queen's Guard in honour of a recent visit to London, Talla, who wears a tutu, and Derby, who Yvette explained is actually a were-hyena.
She also has twins Jezebal and Anya, who each have a pentagon tattooed on their paws. Another pup, dolled up like a skeleton, is called Voodoo Baby, and she also has Ezra, who is now somewhat fragile because he was the first one ever made by Asia.
Another werepup called Argyle has been made to look like a gorilla because, as Yvette explained, he is 'trans', or a werepup that identifies as a gorilla.
This Morning viewers on Twitter were baffled by the interview (pictured), with one asking: 'WTF am I watching?'
Argile the werepup has been fitted with the teeth of a cat that died on a farm owned by Yvette's friend.
Yvette admitted that she was also baffled by the werepups when she first saw them.
She said: 'The first time I saw one I did a quadruple take, I had to keep turning around and looking again because I wasn’t quite sure what I was seeing. Then I realised that it was a little werewolf baby and just fell in love.'
But she said she was too put off by the high price tag to buy one of her own.
She was given her first doll while she was going through chemotherapy to treat breast cancer, and credits them for helping her get through the ordeal. Pictured: Yvette during treatment
Phillip Schofield held one of the werepups on in the studio (pictured), with viewers branding the creature 'creepy'
The pups have their own nursery and she estimates that she has spent around $10,000 (£7,680) on them. Pictured: Elias in London
Then she was diagnosed with a rare bilateral breast cancer that meant she had different types in both breasts and had to have a double mastectomy.
While she was going through chemo her friend surprised her with Elias, her first werepup and she began to build up her collection.
She revealed that she'd once had an awkward encounter with a woman in a hospital who believed the pup she was carrying was a real baby.
Yvette said: 'She comes in and she was like ''Oh your baby so tiny, what’s wrong with him?''. I told her ''We’re not sure, that’s why we’re going up to see the doctor.''
Yvette revealed that she'd once pretended one of the werepups was a real baby that had gotten when a woman asked after its health in a hospital. Pictured: Yvette (right with the pups) with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield (left)
Yvette said she was baffled when she first saw the werepups but quickly 'fell in love' with them. Pictured: Elias on the tube
'She laid her hands on my arm and she looked me in my eyes and she said ''I’m going to go home and I’ll pray for you and your baby.'''
Her appearance on This Morning left viewers baffled.
One tweeted: 'I can’t actually quite believe what I’m seeing here, and I can’t quite understand how @Schofe has kept a straight face.'
'Wtf is this??' another posted.
A third wrote: 'Ok, I’ve tried to understand this werepup thing but if I try doing it anymore I’m going to need a drink.'
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Main photo article A woman who has spent $10,000 amassing a collection of dolls that resemble werewolf ‘babies’ left This Morning viewers scratching their heads on Tuesday.
Yvette Solomon, from Los Angeles, is the proud mother of eight werepups – dolls that have been created to look like small ...
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