Khloe & Kourtney Kardashian, Teresa Giudice, & Eva Longoria Kick Off Halloween Early!

Check out how your favorite celebrities are celebrating Halloween early this year…Pandemic style!

The Kardashians are not only known for their larger than life personalities, but they nail their Halloween costumes every year. Kardashian sisters, Kourtney and Khloe, kicked this year off early by posting as Cruella De Vil and Vampira, shown in a picture posted from a Kardashian house.

Khloe wore a pencil skirt with a high slit, spotted hair and a signature long stemmed cigarette.The E! Star completed her costume with daughter True dressed as a dalmatian with the cutest spots you’ve ever seen. Kourtney wore a body hugging black dress with a small fringe train, frayed sleeves and a black pointed toe heel. Needless to say the Kardashian crew has set the bar for costumes this year.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey celebrated Halloween this weekend, when they wrapped their season at Margaret Joseph’s house party. The cast resumed filming after Bravo set new safety measures to follow after the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Teresa Giudice dressed up as cotton candy. The reality star wore a pink and blue wig complemented with glitter eyeshadow and a pink lip. Melissa Gorga dressed up as a mermaid, while co-star Jennifer Ayden dressed up as JLO and Dolores Catania dressed up as a botched plastic surgery patient. The cast posted pictures on their instagram, but were only able to showcase a portion of their night due to standing contracts with Bravo.

Bravo Executive producer and creator of the housewives franchise, Andy Cohen, took his son to the pumpkin patch on October 3rd. He shared a photo of Benjamin walking through a field of pumpkins. The Bravo Host captioned it, “Happy Fall.”

Eva Longoria took the cute route to kick off her Halloween season! She and her son Santiago took a trip to the pumpkin patch dressed in matching skeleton pajamas. The actress and latino activist posted a photo on Instagram on October 11th and wished everyone a happy Sunday.

If you’re celebrating Halloween this year early, or on October 31st, make sure you remember to social distance and wear a mask.

For more information on how to celebrate your festivities safely this year head over to CDC.gov.