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Heidi Klum, the 'Queen of Halloween,' reveals 2026 costume

Mark Jenkins
Mark Jenkins
Mark Jenkins
Reporter · Old Forge, PA

Mark Jenkins is a University of the Arts graduate with a robust background in arts journalism, having spent 6 years writing for local magazines and blogs. His reviews and features bring to life the vibrant arts scene in Scranton and beyond.

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Reporter · Sunday, November 1, 2026 at 2:49 AM · 1 min read
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Heidi Klum, the 'Queen of Halloween,' reveals 2026 costume — Gettysburg Arts news

The supermodel's Halloween bash — and elaborate costumes — have become one of New York City's most anticipated events.

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