Eye spy with my little eye… a extremely bad idea.
For the second yr in a row, “The View” dressed up children for Halloween in costumes inspired by among the yr’s most viral and talked about headlines.
Created by the talk show’s wardrobe supervisor, Ashley Alderfer Kaufman, today’s episode featured a young child dressed up because the Chinese spy balloon that was shot down after it had floated clear across America’s airspace — eight days and greater than 4,000 miles after it first breached the US border.
“Every yr there’s a recent story that we’re all fixating on,” Kaufman explained. “This yr is what this one: the Chinese spy balloon? At first, nobody knew what it was [or] why it was there — a floating balloon flying across the U.S. airspace for seven days. Finally, the U.S. Air Force shot it down and officials reported it was carrying intelligence-gathering equipment yet no information was sent back to China.”
Off camera one in all the co-hosts screamed “Oh my God” because the child appeared on the stage wearing a top hat and holding a magnifying glass. Legal expert Sunny Hostin added “I adore it” with amusing.
Other kid friendly costumes featured on this morning’s telecast included a boy dressed up Gerry Turner from “The Golden Bachelor,” a plethora of women donned in Taylor Swift‘s gorgeous “The Eras Tour” looks, a shelf of banned books and two young children dressed as Rockem Sockem Robots with Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg faces attached to them punching one another within the cranium, which was a transparent reference to the “X’ (formerly often called Twitter) owner difficult the Meta CEO to a cage match.
This isn’t the primary time the talk show’s Halloween costume segment gave people something to discuss
Last yr during a segment titled “Boo are you wearing?” “The View” featured a a baby wearing a gold from head to toe with.a red hand print on their face to tackle arguably the most important story of the yr: the Oscar slap between Will Smith and Chris Rock.
“We don’t need to endorse violence of any kind but we couldn’t help but discuss one in all the most popular topics of this yr,” Kaufman said on the time.
The kid’s costume was bashed by users on X who called the costume distasteful.
“The View” airs weekdays at 11 a.m. ET on ABC.
Eye spy with my little eye… a extremely bad idea.
For the second yr in a row, “The View” dressed up children for Halloween in costumes inspired by among the yr’s most viral and talked about headlines.
Created by the talk show’s wardrobe supervisor, Ashley Alderfer Kaufman, today’s episode featured a young child dressed up because the Chinese spy balloon that was shot down after it had floated clear across America’s airspace — eight days and greater than 4,000 miles after it first breached the US border.
“Every yr there’s a recent story that we’re all fixating on,” Kaufman explained. “This yr is what this one: the Chinese spy balloon? At first, nobody knew what it was [or] why it was there — a floating balloon flying across the U.S. airspace for seven days. Finally, the U.S. Air Force shot it down and officials reported it was carrying intelligence-gathering equipment yet no information was sent back to China.”
Off camera one in all the co-hosts screamed “Oh my God” because the child appeared on the stage wearing a top hat and holding a magnifying glass. Legal expert Sunny Hostin added “I adore it” with amusing.
Other kid friendly costumes featured on this morning’s telecast included a boy dressed up Gerry Turner from “The Golden Bachelor,” a plethora of women donned in Taylor Swift‘s gorgeous “The Eras Tour” looks, a shelf of banned books and two young children dressed as Rockem Sockem Robots with Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg faces attached to them punching one another within the cranium, which was a transparent reference to the “X’ (formerly often called Twitter) owner difficult the Meta CEO to a cage match.
This isn’t the primary time the talk show’s Halloween costume segment gave people something to discuss
Last yr during a segment titled “Boo are you wearing?” “The View” featured a a baby wearing a gold from head to toe with.a red hand print on their face to tackle arguably the most important story of the yr: the Oscar slap between Will Smith and Chris Rock.
“We don’t need to endorse violence of any kind but we couldn’t help but discuss one in all the most popular topics of this yr,” Kaufman said on the time.
The kid’s costume was bashed by users on X who called the costume distasteful.
“The View” airs weekdays at 11 a.m. ET on ABC.
