Jamie Laing unrecognisable in Halloween costume transformation

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Jamie Laing attending the Bafta Awards

The reality TV star turned himself into Lord Voldemort from the Harry Potter series.

Presenter Jamie Laing was unrecognisable as he transformed into a film villain for Halloween.

The 37-year-old reality TV star turned himself into antagonist Lord Voldemort from the hit Harry Potter fantasy series.

The Made In Chelsea star shared a video on his Instagram page showing off his prosthetic-fuelled makeover to appear as the noseless villain.

He said: “Lord Voldemort has come to play…”

Laing was kitted out in a black gown with the costume completed by a wand gripped in his pale hands with extra long sharp nails.

The video showed Laing dancing to a viral club remix which quotes a scene from Harry Potter And The Philosopher’s Stone where Harry, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger play a life-sized game of wizard chess.

Laing, who hosts the NewlyParents Podcast alongside his wife, Made In Chelsea star Sophie Habboo, revealed their costumes in a new episode released on Monday.

Habboo did not take on the assignment with as much dedication as Laing and instead appeared on the podcast wearing a pair of round glasses with a drawn lightning bolt scar on her forehead to mimic Harry Potter.

Laing became a father in December last year when Habboo gave birth to their son Ziggy.

The couple announced their engagement on Instagram in 2021, revealing Laing popped the question at the London hotel where they had their first date.

They have gone on to host a range of red carpet events, such as the Brit Awards, together, along with their podcast series NearlyWeds and its follow-ups NewlyWeds and NearlyParents.

Laing previously competed on Strictly Come Dancing and also hosts his own podcast series, Great Company With Jamie Laing, as well as co-founding the gourmet sweet company Candy Kittens in 2012.

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