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She also seemingly got the kidnapper costume—and cheeky subtext—memo dressing up as Misery’s Annie Wilkes. (And as a best-selling novelist herself Reid didn’t even need a Paul Sheldon to complete the look.)
Referencing a 2016 meme, Reid wrote alongside the pic on her Instagram Stories, “Don’t ever talk to me or my sons again.”
And though Reid, Williams and Storrie told a more cinematic approach to their Halloween costumes, François Arnaud didn’t have to look far for his 2026 look. The actor behind Scott Hunter put down his new Stanley Cup and picked up the apron, giving fans a glimpse at what the show would have looked like if he had played Kip Grady (Robbie G.K.)
Posing in front of a bathroom mirror in a backwards cap and Kip’s Straw+Berry apron, Arnaud gave his onscreen love a special shoutout, writing on his Instagram Stories ahead of the holiday, “don’t have @robsgk’s abs so I got the apron.”
For all the stars who blended up a special look this Halloween, keep reading…
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