Gay men hardly need the excuse of having kids to dress up for Halloween, but having little ones certainly adds another dimension to the celebration, plus the excuse to go trick and treating!
Several celebrity gay dads took to social media to show off their families over the weekend, starting with Neil Patrick Harris and husband David Burtka, who have made a Halloween family portrait a tradition in their household. This year, they and kids Harper and Gideon drew inspiration from the movies Psycho, The Exorcist, Chucky and The Shining.
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Check out more Halloween fathers and their kids below.
Andy Cohen and son, Benjamin
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Cheyenne Jackson and Jason Landau with twins Willow and Ethan
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Greg Berlanti, Robbie Rogers and kids Caleb and Mia
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Tom Daley and his son, Robbie
Husband Dustin Lance-Black has been away filming a new project, but he posted a caption under husband’s Daley’s pics of himself as Robin and his son as Batman simply saying, “My heroes.”
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Justin Mikita, Jesse Tyler Ferguson and their son, Beckett
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Lance Bass, Michael Turchin and their newly-born twins, Violet and Alexander
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David Furnish and sons Zachary and Elijah
Husband Elton John is currently recovering from hip surgery.
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Vince
Cool. Gay dads and obscenely wealthy. The kids are going to grow up with all the best breaks in life.
THAT Steve
Beats the alternative.
Mister P
Surely there are other gay guys like me who just don’t care about Halloween.
Charlie in Charge
Not really.
barryaksarben
AND WHAT? should they not have this article at all because you dont want to play? grow up
squinney7007
Yea I slept through it all. Not my thing. Welcome to the club.
KieranBuckley
And yet, you read the article title, clicked on the link, read through (or skimmed) it, got bored and decided to comment.
flim
lovely/ appreciate the effort but i really appreciate with Tom that his son wanted to dress up like batman/ so he was Robin/ made the costume, i think thats better having kids lead with what they want to be
barryaksarben
yes, I had the same thought.
Thad
Yeah, I hate Halloween. But I’d never deny kids the fun.