With Halloween having just passed, we're getting all the exclusive looks at celebrities in their costumes and what holiday shindigs they got up to.
Not just on their own, but with their families too! Like the Schwarzenegger-Pratt family, who shared a rare photo of their two daughters all dressed up for the season in the cutest little outfits, sharing the family fun with everyone.
As you might have guessed by her last name, she's actor Arnold Schwarzenegger's daughter, his eldest in fact.
Not only that, but she would grow up to marry actor Chris Pratt, meaning Hollywood life has always been intertwined with her own.
The couple, who met in 2018 and then got married in 2019, have two daughters together. Lyla, born in August of 2020, and Eloise, born in May 2022.
When they do, their faces are obscured or turned away from the camera.
This is a growing trend in modern parenthood, with people understanding the permanence of the internet and wanting to give their children the early gift of privacy.
With such big names in her life, she knows her photos get wide reach, so keeping her children's likeness a secret is a good move.
She does still share photos of them, though rarely, and that's why people were stunned to see her most recent post.
"A butterfly, a bumble bee, a garden fairy …and then there was Rip… (oh and lyla’s tiny ghost boyfriend)," read the post's caption.
The photos showed Lyla in a butterfly costume, turned away from the camera, once on her own and once holding the hand of her friend who was dressed as a ghost.
Then there was a photo of Schwarzenegger and Pratt, Schwarzenegger as a fairy and Pratt as a Rip Wheeler from Yellowstone.
It's a sweet bundle of pics, showing that the happy family had a lot of fun this Halloween!
There were plenty of comments relishing in the cuteness of the post, especially Lyla and her friend being the cutest, spookiest little couple we ever did see.
So the comments on that side were more praising his Rip Wheeler costume and assuring him that he does, in fact, look extremely cool.
It's for the best that many of them practice such cautious privacy surrounding their children. It's a scary world out there, so taking this level of precaution is a healthy and smart way to set your kids up for a safe future online.
h/t: Page Six
