Toy maker Mattel has apologised for printing the address to a pornographic website on the packaging for dolls released to promote the upcoming film Wicked.

Most prominently, the mistake appeared on the Glinda (Ariana Grande) and Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) Barbie dolls. The packaging includes a link to “Wicked.com,” which leads to a pornographic website, also entitled Wicked. The actual website for the film ...

To be clear, the film's website is not Wicked.com Mattel’s Wicked Dolls Mistakenly List Adult Film Website on Packaging

Mattel isn’t so “Popular” right now. The toy company behind Barbie and Hot Wheels is facing backlash for accidentally listing the URL of a porn website in the packaging of its “Wicked” doll boxes. The merch for the film,

Parents have found a major misprint on the back of Mattel's new line of Wicked dolls, with a NSFW website instead of the movie's.

Mattel, an American multinational toy manufacturing company, seemingly missed an X-rated error on the packaging of its “Wicked” movie dolls before they hit store shelves, according to Consequence. Social media users observed a number of the doll boxes in retail stores include a mismatched “Wicked” web address of a pornographic site instead of the correct “WickedMovie.

Someone at Mattel has some explaining to do. The internet has just noticed that the new dolls for the “Wicked” movie have a big error printed on the box. Instead of going to the WickedMovie.com website,