Jessel Taank and sons on Halloween.Photo:Jessel Taank/Instagram
Jessel Taank/Instagram
Jessel Taank’s little boys took a cute and classic route when it came toHalloweencostumes.The Real Housewives of New York City, star, 40, shared photos on her Instagram Story on Wednesday of her time trick or treating with her twin sons, Kai and Rio, 2½.The twin toddler mom admitted that when it came to her own costume — bedazzled glasses with an animal print faux fur coat — she had “No clue what I am.. disco 70s leopard thing. We’re going for it. 4/10 for effort.“The fashion publicist, Bravo’s first South Asian Housewife, shared different scenes of Kai and Rio running around in adorable firefighter costumes. In one shot, she joked, “I wouldn’t trust these two with your 911 emergency.“The pictures show the two boys, whom Taank shares with husband Pavit Randhawa, playing around with their costumes and running around their play area together.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Jessel Taank and son.Jessel Taank/InstagramSpeaking with PEOPLE in August, Taank reflected onhow the boys keep her busy as she and Pavit debate growing their family.And while she admitted that she can feel “stressed” dealing with “double the trouble,” she also said that the toughest thing can be trying to do it all.“When I found out that I was having twins, I was just trying to give them everything that they need. I think when you have two babies, you feel outnumbered and you’re always trying to stay afloat,” she noted.Jessel Taank with her husband and twin boys.Jessel Taank/Instagram"The way I like to describe it is, you buy tickets to a rave and you want to go to the rave, but then when you’re at the rave you just can’t leave. You’re constantly dancing to the music and it’s very intense. But I wouldn’t change it for anything because there are the positives.“She continued, “They have each other and they will always have each other. They have such different personalities and it’s quite fascinating. They’re the same but they’ve each developed into their own little self, and that’s been such a great experience for my husband and I.”
Jessel Taank’s little boys took a cute and classic route when it came toHalloweencostumes.
The Real Housewives of New York City, star, 40, shared photos on her Instagram Story on Wednesday of her time trick or treating with her twin sons, Kai and Rio, 2½.
The twin toddler mom admitted that when it came to her own costume — bedazzled glasses with an animal print faux fur coat — she had “No clue what I am.. disco 70s leopard thing. We’re going for it. 4/10 for effort.”
The fashion publicist, Bravo’s first South Asian Housewife, shared different scenes of Kai and Rio running around in adorable firefighter costumes. In one shot, she joked, “I wouldn’t trust these two with your 911 emergency.”
The pictures show the two boys, whom Taank shares with husband Pavit Randhawa, playing around with their costumes and running around their play area together.
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
Jessel Taank and son.Jessel Taank/Instagram
Speaking with PEOPLE in August, Taank reflected onhow the boys keep her busy as she and Pavit debate growing their family.
And while she admitted that she can feel “stressed” dealing with “double the trouble,” she also said that the toughest thing can be trying to do it all.
“When I found out that I was having twins, I was just trying to give them everything that they need. I think when you have two babies, you feel outnumbered and you’re always trying to stay afloat,” she noted.
Jessel Taank with her husband and twin boys.Jessel Taank/Instagram
“The way I like to describe it is, you buy tickets to a rave and you want to go to the rave, but then when you’re at the rave you just can’t leave. You’re constantly dancing to the music and it’s very intense. But I wouldn’t change it for anything because there are the positives.”
She continued, “They have each other and they will always have each other. They have such different personalities and it’s quite fascinating. They’re the same but they’ve each developed into their own little self, and that’s been such a great experience for my husband and I.”
source: people.com
