Halloween is in full swing for John Legend, Chrissy Teigen and their four children.
On Friday, Nov. 1, the model and author, 38, showed off her family of six’s Halloween 2024 costumes in a chaotic Instagram post of the family posing together. Teigen and her husband, 45, dressed as Wilma and Fred Flintstone, with their two younger children Esti Maxine, 21 months, and Wren Alexander, 16 months, joining them as Pebbles and Bam Bam.
Their older two, Luna, 8, and Miles Theodore, 6, took costume ideas into their own hands. Luna sported a black and red creepy clown look, while Miles dressed up and acted as DJ Marshmello.
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In the cute video, the family tries to cheer for “yabba dabba doo,” even though the kids can’t quite get the sly saying.
“This Halloween was less ‘YABBA DABBA DOOOOO!!!’ and more ‘yabba dabba doo.’ in bed up to 8 babies,” the mom of four captioned her post.
In the comments section, Teigen adds, “Comment 😂 John, so over it.”
Teigen also shared a hilariously similar video on her Instagram documenting her night out with her kids, in which she keeps reminding them to say “thank you” at every door.
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At the beginning of October, the author Cravings chef exclusively teased her son Miles’ costume with PEOPLE at LA’s ChainFEST and got candid about her struggle to get her kids on board with the idea of a family costume this year.
“We love Halloween,” she said. “But now it’s a kid’s Halloween. I actually prefer the kids’ ones because they’re so fun and so cute and they’re during the day and they can still go to bed early and stuff.”
“Well, my kids don’t know any family that I want to be like, so I gave them some ideas. They were like, ‘Who’s that?’ “, she explained. “My son wants to be like Marshmello, so he’s going to be, and I’m like, ‘They’re not for the family right now.'”
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