Trick-or-treat! Obama, Trudeau show you how to pull off a good Halloween
1 Nov 2016 10:00 AM IST
It's that time of the year again when the line blurring real and fantasy disappears.
It's that time of the year again when the line blurring real and fantacy is toned down. And showing us the way in having the maximum fun this season are none other than the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the US President Barack Obama.- 'A pilot and his little prince' he tweeted the picture with the caption. (Photo: Twitter)
- Meanwhile the Prime Minister was dressed as the pilot from the same story. (Photo: Twitter)
- Trudeau junior was dressed as the iconic character of 'Little Prince' from the book of the same name authored by Anotine De St. Exuperay. (Photo: Facebook)
- The Prime Minister looked adorable with his two-year-old son Hadrien. (Photo: Facebook)
- Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also posted images of trick-or-treat with his family on Twitter. (Photo: Facebook)
- The president jokingly told some of the youngsters earlier in the East Room that on Halloween, at least, he hoped they didn't have to pay attention to the first lady about healthy eating. (Photo: AP)
- For nearly an hour, the president handed out White House-labeled Hershey Kisses and first lady Michelle Obama handed out cookies on the South Drive. (Photo: AP)
- Students from local schools and children from military families dressed up for the occasion. (Photo: AP)
- Some 4,000 people visited the White House for the final Halloween celebration of Obama's presidency. (Photo: AP)
- President Barack Obama and the first lady welcomed to the White House on Monday scores of superheroes and princesses, a Prince, and another youngster who dressed up as the president himself, gray hair and all. (Photo: AP)
It\'s that time of the year again when the line blurring real and fantacy is toned down. And showing us the way in having the maximum fun this season are none other than the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the US President Barack Obama.
It's that time of the year again when the line blurring real and fantasy disappears.
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