Usher Shows Off His Four Kids' Creative Costumes as the 'Raymonds Take Halloween'

Usher's kids paired off, with the younger set matching each other and the older set going for a costume together as well

Usher's four kids let their personalities shine while enjoying Halloween with their entertainer dad.

On Wednesday, the  R&B artist, 44, shared photos on Instagram of his kids' creative costumes this year.

Son Sire Castrello, 14 months, dressed up as Mario alongside sister Sovereign Bo, 3, who was peaches. Usher's two older boys also got into the spooky season spirit, with Naviyd Ely, 14, dressed as Shanks from One Piece and Usher "Cinco" V, 15, dressed as Saiki Kusuo from The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. manga series.

"The Raymonds Take Halloween 🎃😅," the singer captioned a carousel of photos from the day on Instagram.

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In September, Usher shared a sweet video on TikTok in which he showcased his dance moves alongside all four of his kids.

In the clip, the "Good Good" singer and his kids stand near each other as they groove to "Wassup Gwayy" by FamousSally & YB. He added at the top of the video, "When they ask you to bring your kids to work..." and wrote at the bottom, "Our honest reaction."

"My Twinnem," he captioned the video.

The clip now has over 1 million views, and many of Usher's fans have left comments to point out how much his kids have grown and look like their dad. One TikTok user wrote, "The fact that they all look like him is crazy." Another added, "The boys are so tall. God bless your babies!"

During an appearance on the Tamron Hall Show in November, Usher opened up about making time for his children amid his busy schedule by saying it takes "dedication."

"I try my hardest to base my schedule around the time that they're not in school," he said. "My youngest, the 1 and 2-year-olds, they're here [in Las Vegas], while my two boys are now less interested in spending time with me, oddly."

Laughing, he joked, "unless I'm taking them to a concert or paying for something they want."

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