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Monday on "The Talk@Home," host Marie Osmond gives a tour of her exclusive doll collection at home. Osmond shares fun memorabilia over her 25 years of being a doll designer, from her "Donny & Marie" days to her paper dolls. She even reveals a collection of "Dancing with Stars" dolls with costumes she wore on the reality dance show, including the blue baby doll gown when she passed out on the show.

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