Lifestyle Holiday Halloween Beetlejuice Is the Ghost with the Most TV Host Halloween Costumes! See Al Roker, Kelly Clarkson and More as the Ghoul Roker, Clarkson and Mark Consuelos all dressed up as the famed Michael Keaton character on the Halloween 2024 episodes of their respective shows By Sabienna Bowman Sabienna Bowman Sabienna Bowman is a Digital News Editor at PEOPLE, where she has been working since 2023. She previously worked at POPSUGAR, Bustle and Scarymommy. People Editorial Guidelines Published on October 31, 2024 02:16PM EDT Comments From left: Al Roker; Kelly Clarkson; Mark Consuelos. Photo: John Nacion/Getty; Weiss Eubanks/NBCUniversal; DISNEY/Jennifer Pottheiser Beetlejuice is the ghost with the most in more ways than one this Halloween! The famed ghoul proved to be a popular costume choice among TV show hosts with Al Roker, Mark Consuelos and Kelly Clarkson all slipping into black-and-white pantsuits and donning green wigs on their respective shows on Thursday, Oct. 31. Roker, 70, was joined by Dylan Dreyer as Winona Ryder's character Lydia Deetz from the 1988 and 2024 films on Today, while Kelly Ripa also dressed as Lydia alongside her husband's Beetlejuice on Live with Kelly and Mark. Beetlejuice — famously played by Michael Keaton — is having a moment in 2024 thanks to the release of the original film's long-awaited sequel, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, in September. Given the bio-exorcist's resurgence in popularity, it's no wonder the character was a go-to pick for hosts looking for a spooky, but fun costume choice this year. Kelly Clarkson as Beetlejuice on The Kelly Clarkson Show's 2024 Halloween episode. Weiss Eubanks/ The Kelly Clarkson Show/ NBCUniversal See All of Kelly Ripa's Most Iconic Halloween Costumes from the Past Two Decades For her part, Clarkson, 42, fully understood the assignment with a little help from Emmy-nominated makeup artist Gloria Elias-Foeillet and Emmy-winning special effects makeup artist and Saturday Night Live department head Louie Zakarian. The "Since U Been Gone" singer was unrecognizable in her ghostly white makeup, shabby black-and-white striped suit and wild green wig. She even committed to mimicking Keaton's unique way of voicing Beetlejuice and kicked off the episode with a Kellyoke version of "Banana Boat (Day-O)," the Harry Belafonte tune that scores one of Beetlejuice's most iconic scenes. Dylan Dreyer (left) and Al Roker on the 2024 Halloween episode of Today. John Nacion/Getty Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Over on Today, Roker wore Beetlejuice's same iconic ensemble with just a tad less detail than Clarkson's look. However, he had a partner in the form of Dreyer, 43, who wore an all-black, full-goth dress to embody a young Lydia complete with a wild updo straight out of the '80s. The co-anchors teamed up for a recreation of the original movie's reluctant dance scene that made their looks all the more authentic. Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager Are Titanic's Jack and Rose as Today Goes to the Movies for Halloween From left: Deja Vu, Kelly Ripa, Mark Consuelos and Michael Gelman on Live with Kelly and Mark. DISNEY/Jennifer Pottheiser On Live with Kelly and Mark, long-time married couple and co-hosts Ripa, 54, and Consuelos, 53, wore multiple costumes for their 2024 Halloween spectacular, but their Beetlejuice group costume was a highlight of the episode. Consuelos joined the crowd by sporting Beetlejuice's most famous look complete with ghoulish makeup and green hair, but Ripa opted for Lydia's red wedding dress over the character's standard black ensemble. The couple was joined by singer Deja Vu as the dead Miss Argentina in a red dress and orange-ish wig and producer Michael Gelman as the shrunken-headed Bob, who wore a bright yellow suit complete with name tag. The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! The TV show hosts weren't the only ones summoning Beetlejuice with their costumes this holiday season — stars including Jenni 'JWoww' Farley, Ashley Graham and Chris Appleton drew inspiration from the films for their Halloween costumes, too. Close