Lisa Rinna Channels Kylie Jenner for Halloween

Lisa Rinna, 63, transformed into Kylie Jenner, 29, for Halloween, recreating a striking orange gown Jenner wore to the December 2025 premiere of Timothée Chalamet's film "Marty Supreme." Rinna shared the look on social media, prompting a wave of fan reactions that noted her resemblance to the makeup mogul.

The former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star sported Jenner's signature makeup style and a long brunette wig for the costume. She captioned the post "King Lisa," marking the Halloween holiday.

Fans flooded the comments section with praise, with many remarking on the accuracy of the impersonation. Some users commented, "hotter than the original" and "that's Kylie's twin," while others expressed surprise, stating, "Wow my brain short circuited. I thought this was Kylie."

This is not the first time Rinna and her husband, Harry Hamlin, have parodied Jenner and Chalamet. In April, the couple recreated viral vacation photos of the pair, with Rinna posing in a bikini and Hamlin participating in a shirtless "thirst trap" on the beach. Rinna captioned that post, "Having the time of our lives."

Rinna's daughters, Delilah Belle and Amelia Gray, also reacted to the Halloween costume, with Delilah Belle posting, "Oh my God," and Amelia Gray commenting, "LMAS." "Real Housewives" co-star Dorit Kemsley added a comment with fire emojis.

Jenner has not yet publicly acknowledged Rinna's latest impersonation. The original vacation photos shared by Jenner and Chalamet last month went viral, with fans spotting similarities in the backgrounds of their respective posts, suggesting they were taken on the same tropical getaway.

Rinna and Hamlin have been a prominent Hollywood couple since their 1997 marriage. Rinna has previously spoken about their relationship in her memoir, "You Better Believe I’m Gonna Talk About It," discussing the deep mutual trust that forms the foundation of their marriage and confirming that "sex is still great." She also acknowledged that maintaining a long-term marriage requires effort, sharing on the "Dinner's on Me with Jesse Tyler Ferguson" podcast that it's important to show humanity and that "it's not easy to be married for all these years."