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17 celebrities who are slaying their Halloween 2019 costumes
The celebs are out in full force costuming it up for Halloween 2019, and boy, they did not come to play.
Some are dressing as other celebs, and some are legitimately trying to give us the spooks. From pop stars to sports legends to actors, celebrities are out here giving it their all. And why shouldn't they? If you're going to have a ridiculous amount of money, you better slay us with your Halloween costume. Sorry, we didn't make the rules.
Here are 17 celebs serving spooky season realness this season.
1. Ciara and Russell Wilson as Beyoncé and Jay-Z
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2. Kevin Hart as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in the '90s
Kevin Hart as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson Credit: reddit 3. Ariana Grande as a Twilight Zone pig person
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4. LeBron James as Edward Scissorhands
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5. Tyler Oakley as Ashley O
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6. Tom Brady as a stormtrooper
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7. Chrissy Metz as Beetlejuice
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8. Little Mix's Jade Thirlwall as "we don't know" but damn, it's awesome
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9. Liza Koshy as Anna Wintour
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10. Missy Elliott as... Missy Elliott?
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11. Nina Dobrev as Billie Eilish
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12. Kate Beckinsale as Audrey Hepburn
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13. Demi Lovato as Pennywise
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14. Cardi B as a nurse
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15. Frankie Grande as this absolutely studly demon
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16. Kim Kardashian as Elle Woods from Legally Blonde
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17. Keke Palmer as this incredible undead zombie skeleton bride thing
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