Thomas Rhett and Lauren Akins 'Felt All the Emotions' on Halloween Dressed as Inside Out Characters with All 4 Kids

Thomas Rhett and Lauren Akins went through all the emotions while trick-or-treating with their little ones.

On Thursday, Oct. 31, the country star, 34, and his wife, also 34, got all dressed up with their daughters Willa Gray, 9, Ada James, 6, Lennon Love, 4, and Lillie Carolina, 2, as the characters from Inside Out 2 in celebration of Halloween. Lauren shared an Instagram carousel full of sweet snaps from the family of six's trick-or-treat outing.

The country singer rocked a full Fear costume complete with a giant mask of the character's face, while his wife dressed as Joy in a blue wig and yellow dress. Lillie dressed as Envy, Lennon as Sadness, Ada as Anxiety and Willa as Disgust. Each kid's look was topped off with face paint, fun wigs and impressively accurate clothing.

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"JIMINY MOTHER LOVING TOASTER STRUDEL!!" the proud mom of four began in her caption, referencing a line in the film. "We felt allllll the emotions this season🎃💜💚💙🧡💛🩵."

"Anger not pictured in some photos because he was too angry at Ennui for not getting off the couch and Embarrassment couldn't work up the courage to be in a photo," Lauren joked.

While chatting with PEOPLE in August after releasing his seventh studio album, About a Woman, Thomas Rhett revealed that having children "changed his life" for the better.

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“It's changed my life. It's chaos, but it's beautiful chaos,” he said of fatherhood.

“There are days where it's like, 'Good Lord, at what time are we going to bed?' But I think as they're getting older, it's been the biggest blessing in my life," the girl dad continued.

Despite the "beautiful chaos," Thomas Rhett is full of admiration for his daughters.

"My girls have taught me so much patience and how to love better. They have softened my heart in so many ways. I love my girls more than anything in the world," he said.