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Heidi Klum reveals her highly anticipated Halloween costume
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Heidi Klum reveals her highly anticipated Halloween costume

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By remon
November 1, 2026 2 Min Read
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Heidi Klum underwent a bloody transformation to become a giant, gruesome severed hand for her annual Halloween party in New York on Saturday, 25 years after she began planning the highly anticipated event.

Klum was unrecognizable, with only her eyes and mouth visible, blood streaming from her mouth as she stuck out her tongue. The top of the hand ended in a bloody assortment of dangling ligaments and tendons. She had an array of assistants dressed in blood-stained hazmat suits.

The idea came to her last year to be a giant hand – specifically her own left hand, with long red nails, a thumb ring, and her engagement ring and wedding ring.

“I looked at my hand and thought, ‘Hey, I think I could fit my body in there somehow,'” Klum said.

The model turned TV personality went viral in 2022 when she arrived at the party on the end of a fishing line, stuffed in a bag. crawling worm costume.

In past yearsKlum came dressed like the Greek myth Jellyfisha peacock, an 8-foot-tall “Transformer,” a werewolf from Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” music video, a clone accompanied by several lookalikes of Klum and Kali, the many-armed Hindu goddess of death and destruction.

Klum said it took her about five to six hours to put on her hand suit this year, but it took much longer. She posted clues on her Instagram earlier today as bloody prosthetics were applied to her face.

“Hands down, the hardest part is wearing it,” Klum said. “It’s quite heavy.”

Her husband, musician Tom Kaulitz, was not present this year because he was on tour. But the details of his costume include a tattoo of his name on his ring finger, as well as the lines of his palm and his veins.

“A little bit of Tom is with me,” she said.

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**Remon** is a staff writer at **DailyVoxa**, covering world news, business, technology, artificial intelligence, and emerging global trends. He is dedicated to producing accurate, timely, and informative journalism that helps readers understand the events shaping today's world.With a strong commitment to fact-based reporting, Remon researches multiple credible sources, verifies information carefully, and presents complex topics in a clear and engaging way. His reporting focuses on delivering balanced coverage, meaningful context, and practical insights for a global audience.As a member of the DailyVoxa editorial team, Remon follows the publication's Editorial Policy, Fact-Checking Policy, Corrections Policy, and Ethics Policy. Every article is reviewed to ensure accuracy, transparency, and editorial independence, reflecting DailyVoxa's commitment to trusted journalism.

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