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The Zuckerberg family Halloween costumes this year featured John Wick and a troupe of ballerinas

By Matthew Lynch
November 2, 2024
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Mark Zuckerberg and his family took a decidedly unconventional approach to Halloween costumes this year, channeling the stoic world of “John Wick” with a delightful twist of ballerinas.

Photos of the family’s ensemble surfaced online, showing the Meta CEO sporting a sleek, black suit, resembling the titular assassin from the popular film franchise. Priscilla Chan, his wife, donned a vibrant tutu and pointe shoes, channeling a graceful ballerina. Their daughters, August and Max, joined in on the fun, with August dressed as a similarly costumed ballerina while Max opted for a charming little ballerina-in-training outfit.

The combination of the rugged “John Wick” aesthetic with the delicate world of ballet created a surprisingly charming contrast, showcasing the family’s playful sense of style. While Zuckerberg’s characterization might have been a bit unexpected for the tech mogul, it provided a humorous touch to the overall ensemble.

The Zuckerberg family’s Halloween costumes have become a tradition, offering a peek into their personal lives and showcasing their creativity. This year’s unique choice generated a buzz online, with many praising the family’s ability to blend unexpected elements into a cohesive and fun costume theme.   

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