What rule are Seth Meyers and Maya Rudolph enforcing for their kids' Halloween?

Meyers and Rudolph are enforcing a one-costume rule for their children's Halloween celebrations.

Why do Meyers and Rudolph find it challenging to manage their kids' Halloween costumes?

The celebrities have multiple children and their kids are invited to various Halloween parties and events, leading to requests for different costumes.

How did Rudolph respond to the idea of her kids changing costumes for different Halloween festivities?

Rudolph firmly stated, "This isn't the Oscars, honey. We're not changing for the after party!"

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Celebrities Enforce One-Costume Rule for Their Kids' Halloween

23 Oct

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Seth Meyers and Maya Rudolph agree on one Halloween rule: no multiple costumes for their kids
Meyers and Rudolph find it challenging to manage their children's different Halloween events and costume changes
Rudolph says "This isn't the Oscars, honey. We're not changing for the after party!"

Celebrities Enforce One-Costume Rule for Their Kids' Halloween

As of October 23rd, 2025, celebrity parents Seth Meyers and Maya Rudolph have revealed that they will not allow their children to have multiple costumes for Halloween. During Rudolph's recent appearance on Meyers' late-night show, the two discussed the challenges of managing Halloween festivities with their large families.

Meyers, 51, and Rudolph, 53, both expressed frustration with their kids' desires to wear different costumes for various Halloween events, such as school parties and trick-or-treating. Meyers explained, "I have multiple childs, there's also, like, multiple Halloween festivities." Rudolph echoed this sentiment, saying, "At certain ages, it was like, 'Hey, let's all trick-or-treat together as a family,' and now, it's like, 'I've got to go to this party.'"