Ozzy and Sharon Transform Into Kanye West and Wife in ‘Epic’ Couple’s Costume
Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne
Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne have entered the chat, and this year, they're going to be hard to beat.
The beloved couple made good on a promise evidently made on their family podcast, The Osbournes, stunning fans when they stepped out on Halloween dressed as Kanye West and his wife Bianca Censori.
The "Crazy Train" singer, 74, was covered from head to toe in black clothes, with just the tip of his nose barely peeking out between his oversized sunglasses and balaclava.
Meanwhile, Sharon, 71, was clad in a pair of sheer nude tights and clear pumps, covering the bulk of her torso up with a large purple throw pillow.
While some of her followers were a little confused about their inspiration, we clocked it right away as the Yeezy architect's outfit of choice from Sept. 6, just after news broke that she and Ye were reportedly under investigation for their lewd behavior in Italy, where the 28-year-old was regularly spotted in sheer outfits made of tights, while the 46-year-old typically covered up most of his body, including his face.
"Happy Halloween 🤘," the family matriarch wrote simply alongside a photo of the iconic 'fits uploaded to Instagram the evening of Oct. 31.
Those who understood the costumes were completely tickled, with one dubbing them "the greatest thing Ive [sic] ever seen."
"Ravishing outfits ! You win Halloween until the end. Boom 💥 😈🥳," one declared, while another agreed, "You've won Halloween 😂👏🏻."
"You guys are epic! 😂," another wrote. "Looking great, Sharon! Happy Halloween to the both of you! 🎃👻🦇❤️."
According to several commenters, Sharon previously teased the idea on their podcast, and they were delighted to see her "follow through."
"You actually did it!!!! Bloody brilliant! Happy Halloween 🖤🖤," one wrote.
"I'M DYING SHARON hahahahhaa you guys are in another level❤️❤️," another said.
They've certainly given the reigning Queen of Halloween Heidi Klum a run for her money.
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