Jamie Miller’s “Babydoll” is still the UK’s number one single, holding the top spot on the Official Singles Chart into a third week, according to the Official Charts Company’s current listing. The Welsh singer’s breakthrough hit has now spent eleven weeks on the chart, and its second week at number one — the chart for October 30 to November 5 — saw it post an enormous chart sale of almost 70,000 units, a total bested by just two other tracks in 2026.
The song first reached number one on October 23, climbing from second place and displacing Taylor Swift’s “Patient Zero” — a first UK number one for the Cardiff-born singer, and a significant moment in Welsh music history. It then held off Tate McRae’s “Housewife” for a second week, with paid sales reaching a new high of almost 10,000 on their own, according to Chart-Watch.
A top five that refused to move
The chart around “Babydoll” has been remarkably static. Tate McRae is a non-mover at number two with “Housewife”, while Ashe moved to a new peak of number three with “Stop The Wedding”. Olivia Rodrigo and Chappell Roan slide a place to number four, above the decidedly static Sienna Spiro at number five, according to Chart-Watch’s roundup of the week ending November 5.
The prospect of an entirely static top five did not come to pass, thanks to an energetic rearrangement of the existing incumbents — but the top two have not moved in weeks, and “Babydoll” has now held the summit through the chart weeks that matter most for the autumn.
What comes next
There are just five more chart weeks left before the Christmas chart race begins in earnest, and the question is how long Miller’s stay at the top will last. The song’s streams have taken off since its arrival at number one, and its paid sales have hit new highs — the kind of momentum that suggests the run is not over yet. The third week at number one is confirmed by the Official Charts Company’s own listings: “Babydoll” topped the charts dated October 23, October 30 and November 6, 2026 — three consecutive weeks at the summit, with eleven weeks on the chart in total.
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