She's BAAACK! TikToker's Haunted Doll Back With Her After Creepy Occurrence

After going viral for sharing a scary situation she had with some old dolls, TikToker @lenduhandearry has a creepy update to share.

The TikTok content creator gave one of the haunted dolls to someone who didn't believe it was haunted, but later found out something wasn't right. And now after a terrifying situation, the haunted doll is back at the TikToker's home, and not by her choice.

A creepy update shared by the owner of the haunted dolls has viewers torn on whether or not they see the doll moving. She shared her update about the doll as she was driving the doll back to her home.

"The doll is back with us. Not the one that was stolen, but the one that we managed to wash our hands of by giving away," she started the video update. "I had to drive 20 minutes away and come pick up this damn doll, and I never, ever, ever wanted to put this doll in my car, ever."

She explained that the family who took the doll didn't believe her when she told them what it was capable of. She even showed them proof but they weren't buying it, and ended up giving the doll to their granddaughter.

"Now, they didn't tell the little girl anything about the ghost or anything," she continued. "We give them the doll, they give the doll to the granddaughter, the granddaughter has the doll maybe two or three days, and the little girl tells the grandpa that the doll is alive."

She told him that the doll moves, kept "jumping out of the chair" and would "turn its head and look at her and blink at her."

The child gave the doll back to her grandfather, who put the doll in his room. Strange things then begin to happen to him.

It was at that point that Grandpa may have become less skeptical of the doll's powers. He said he started to feel someone tap him on the shoulder, but there was no one there.

"I guess that was enough to be like I'm done," she said. "Whether he believes it's real or not, it's enough for him to be done with it. Because he didn't tell the little girl anything about the ghost or haunting or anything like that."

She reiterated that she told them that the doll was haunted, and even showed them videos to prove it, but they weren't buying it.

"I picked the doll up and I'm headed back home. I'm about 10 minutes from my house now, thank God because I was really scared something's gonna happen to me in this car with this doll," she said. "I had been on edge the whole way scared. I just felt like something's gonna happen."

The update video that shows the doll during the 20-minute drive back to the house received more than 1.2 million views and 5,700 comments.

Many said they saw the doll make subtle movements and others had questions and suggestions.

"She’s just sitting there listening to all the tea about her. I saw her eyes widen at certain points," one person wrote. Another said, "Within the first 20 seconds she moved in so many different ways that a doll shouldn't be moving."

One other person also joked, "She's just sitting there listening to you like 'Am I the drama?'"

A haunted doll collector said she would take the doll, and another viewer suggested, "GIVE HER TO ZAK BAGANS!! HE WOULD LOVE HER IN HIS HAUNTED MUSEUM!!"

Bishop James Long, who appeared on "Ghost Adventures" and five documentaries, stitched the haunted doll's ride back home video saying he would take the doll.

Many viewers of the stitched video had questions.

"I always be thinking if it’s true and why like I know their souls out there but why do they come into dolls?" one person asked. Another person asked, "You’ve probably been asked this before, but why not burn the object instead of putting it in a warehouse?"

Another asked, "So question, would the doll allow her to send it to you? I feel like it would find a way back?"

As of now, the TikToker hasn't replied to the offer, or at least not in the comment section of his video.

The TikToker also recently shared a video about someone stealing some of her haunted dolls at a yard sale. The video went viral with more than 11.6 million views and 16,000 comments.

"To the thief that stole these dolls at a yard sale at 3 o'clock this morning, you're going to regret it," she said. "They're haunted. Had you waited til sunlight, you would have seen the sign that was under them that said 'Haunted dolls. If you have children, please don't buy.'"

The comment section had a field day sharing jokes about the doll and the creepy situation.

"This is the best case of you get what’s coming to you," one viewer shared. Another added, "Jokes on you they are hiding under your bed."

The TikTok content creator also shared some "storytime" videos and updates since that first viral video about the stolen dolls.