Blake Shelton’s Halloween costume stumps fans as he and Gwen Stefani go trick-or-treating with children

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton brought a playful vibe to Halloween 2024, marking nearly a decade since they first stepped out publicly during the spooky season.

The beloved couple, who married in July 2021, celebrated with classic costumes as Stefani, 55, transformed into Snow White, while Shelton, 48, took a lighthearted approach in a full turtle suit.

Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton channel Snow White and laid-back turtle for Halloween

Halloween has long been a cherished holiday for Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton, and they love celebrating it with Stefani’s three sons from her previous marriage to Gavin Rossdale: Kingston, 18, Zuma, 16, and Apollo, 10.

On Instagram, Stefani shared her full Snow White look, complete with a short black wig, bright red lipstick, and the iconic blue-and-yellow dress.

She added clips to her Stories, showing Shelton in his head-to-toe turtle costume, delighting fans who didn’t immediately recognize the country superstar.

Stefani’s Instagram post also featured glimpses of her children in costume, scenes from the family’s Halloween decor, and clips from their trick-or-treating adventures.

“Happy Halloween my little marighoulds 👻🧡,” she captioned her post, set to her new single, 'Bouquet'.

Blake Shelton's hilarious turtle costume delights fans

Gwen Stefani also shared a playful TikTok video of Blake Shelton in his turtle costume, with fans flooding the comments.

According to Country Living, one wrote, “Tort-ally awesome duuuuuuude,” while another added, “He looks like he's just living his best life.”

"I didn’t recognize him until he spoke 😂," claimed someone else.

Shelton’s costume, complete with glasses (though he missed the chance for tortoise-shell frames!), a shell, and his signature stubble, provided the perfect cover.

While, fans couldn’t help but enjoy his laid-back, fun-loving spirit, others took to her IG post to wish her and praise her for the new release as well as her Halloween costume.

One viewer expressed, "I’m living for these song snippets! This album is already incredible and I can’t wait for the rest 🔥 also, I’ve never seen a prettier Snow White! 😍."

Another viewer shared, "Aw, Gwen, you look beautiful!!! I love your costume!!!! You said a long time ago you wanted to dress up as characters for your kids, and you always have. Can't wait to hear Bouquet in its entirety! Happy Halloween!🎃🧡."

One viewer pointed out, "U  win this is so good omg."

A follower observed, "Omg look how cutieeee ❤️❤️❤️."

One comment stated, "Gorgeous as always! 🍎🖤."

Another comment read, "Bloomin Queen of Halloween 🎃💐🧡."

Gwen Stefani shares throwback to her first Halloween with Blake Shelton

The couple has a tradition of commemorating Halloween together, and Gwen Stefani celebrated this by sharing a throwback photo of their first Halloween outing as a couple in 2015.

Back then, they attended Jared Leto's exclusive Halloween party alongside other stars like Jessica Alba, Nicky Hilton, and Sacha Baron Cohen.

Shelton’s look was casual with a striped shirt and Wienerschnitzel cap, while Stefani went all out with a cowgirl costume, adding fake blood for an extra edge.

Her nostalgic caption included lyrics: “Met u in October i had nothing to lose / dressed up like a country girl i’d knew you’d approve / knew i had to kiss you on the Halloween moon.”

Recently, Stefani opened up to People about her relationship with Shelton, reflecting on the unexpected nature of their love story. “I didn’t see any of this coming with Blake."

"This was just a big old ‘What?’ It was an amazing gift to experience love like that for the first time,” she shared, adding that Shelton brought a sense of home to her life.

"He's changed my life…when I [started dating] Blake, that’s when I felt home, like, ‘Oh, this is where I’m supposed to be, with this guy'.”

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