Without a Doubt, Kelly Ripa Is the Queen of Pop Culture Halloween Costumes

Updated on Oct 30, 2017 at 3:30 PM

Kelly Ripa does not hold back when it comes to Halloween. In addition to nailing her pop culture outfits, the TV host often sports more than one costume on Live With Kelly, making for twice the fun. In 2011, Kelly brought on the laughs when she and Nick Lachey dressed up as Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries on air, and two years later, she and her former cohost, Michael Strahan, recreated that now-infamous Miley Cyrus and Robin Thicke VMAs moment. In 2016, the TV host completely outdid herself by sporting not one, but eight amazing costumes, and she's already gotten a head start on this year's getups.

2017 — The Handmaid's Tale

2017 — Daenerys Targaryen From Game of Thrones

2016 — Donald Trump

2016 — A Spice Girl

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2016 — Lin-Manuel Miranda From Broadway's Hamilton

2016 — Beyoncé

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2016 — A Pokemon Trainer

2016 — Rio Olympics Referee

2016 — Elliot Alderson From Mr. Robot

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2014 — Zombie From The Walking Dead

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2011 — Kim Kardashian

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2015 — Katy Perry

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2014 — Daenerys Targaryen From Game of Thrones

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2013 — Miley Cyrus

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2015 — Princess Leia

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2013 — Gemma Teller Morrow From Sons of Anarchy

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2013 — Astronaut

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2011 — Honey Boo Boo

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Without a Doubt, Kelly Ripa Is the Queen of Pop Culture Halloween Costumes

2017 — The Handmaid's Tale

2017 — Daenerys Targaryen From Game of Thrones

2016 — Donald Trump

2016 — A Spice Girl

2016 — Lin-Manuel Miranda From Broadway's Hamilton

2016 — Beyoncé

2016 — A Pokemon Trainer

2016 — Rio Olympics Referee

2016 — Elliot Alderson From Mr. Robot

2014 — Zombie From The Walking Dead

2011 — Kim Kardashian

2015 — Katy Perry

2014 — Daenerys Targaryen From Game of Thrones

2013 — Miley Cyrus

2015 — Princess Leia

2013 — Gemma Teller Morrow From Sons of Anarchy

2013 — Astronaut

2011 — Honey Boo Boo

2016 — Harley Quinn From Suicide Squad

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