Klum finally shared a five-minute Halloween film that she’d recorded in her home.

“We’ll just watch movies instead of a party,” Klum’s husband tells their very unenthused kids when they ask about Halloween plans. Klum then goes on a mission to make “Halloween at home” the best Halloween ever…

She pokes fun at people who stockpiled toilet roll at the start of the pandemic by finding her own secret stash to make mummy costumes with. Later, while she’s (hilariously) on the toilet shouting for more loo roll after eating a bad sausage, the kids turn into REAL mummies. What ensues is Klum running around the house taking on various disguises (that’s what all the body paint was for!) to escape the mummies.

It’s funny, it’s silly, it’s actually pretty scary and it carries the message: “Be safe, be spooky, and spend time with family”. Ultimately, it’s a brilliant effort, and we’ll happily take it instead of the party photos this year.

Heidi Klum’s Halloween party is a little bit different this year, but it doesn’t disappoint