Justin Trudeau donned a perfect combination of Clark Kent and a ‘Superman’ for Halloween this year. He surprised the journalists and House of Commons alike when he walked in for his regular House duties.
In celebration of Halloween, Justin Trudeau arrived for House duties dressed as Clark Kent, Superman’s alter ego. https://t.co/0HoXZVefoY pic.twitter.com/JBhkvmmNFC
— CBC News (@CBCNews) October 31, 2017
Wearing signature thick black glasses of Clark Kent, DC fictional comic character, Trudeau later opened his shirt to expose the Superman costume underneath.
Have a Super Halloween! pic.twitter.com/sUlx2stilX
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) October 31, 2017
The leader later went trick- and treating with his family at Ottawa Rideau Hall. Pictures were later shared on social media.
Halloween with @JustinTrudeau and family pic.twitter.com/PlPU2iZPrU
— Adam Scotti (@AdamScotti) October 31, 2017
For many, Canadian Premier is the perfect leader, who is respected by people from all over the globe. His humble gesture and lively aura have given him an unsolicited popularity.
.JustinTrudeau dressed as Superman is all you need to take away your mid-week blues.https://t.co/BCM3pxYK9G
— BelieveInYourself (@sethu1215) November 1, 2017
This politician definitely leaves no stone unturned to reaffirm his “nice guy” reputation. However, Trudeau’s this year’s Halloween look is breaking the Internet.
Meanwhile, somewhere in the world, Justin Trudeau dressed up as Clark Kent for Halloween… I mean…. https://t.co/IQWVPCsfW6
— Rebecca Brambilla (@beckybrambilla) November 1, 2017
Last year, Trudeau was dressed as a character from Le Petit Prince, French children’s book. His youngest son was dressed as prince from the same book.
Trudeau isn’t the only one in Canadian Parliament who wore a costume. His colleagues joined him in the spirit of Halloween too.
Statler and Waldorf (me) had a great time today meeting with Prime Minister Clark Kent and lots of other MP’s. Happy Halloween to my seat mate @avalonMPKen! pic.twitter.com/DlXppnGabI
— Bryan May (@_BryanMay) October 31, 2017