As Khloe shares sweet pH๏τos of her son’s costumes, some fans are slamming her for other choices she’s made this Halloween

KHLOE Kardashian has shared a few throwback pH๏τos of her son’s adorable costume from his first Halloween last year.

The Kardashians star took to her Snapchat Story with pH๏τos of her son Tatum, 1, in the spirit of the upcoming October holiday.

The never-before-seen pics showed Khloe, 39, holding her then-three-month-old in her arms while he was dressed in a plush Tigger costume.

Khloe shares Tatum, as well as her daughter True, five, with her ex Tristan Thompson, 32.

The adorable Winnie the Pooh outfit consisted of a hood that went over Tatum’s head and a fluffy costume that covered his full body.

Khloe matched her son’s outfit with a pair of black and brown Nike sneakers.

“Tatum’s first Halloween last year,” she wrote over one of the pH๏τos.

As for Khloe, the Good American founder rocked a skinтιԍнт black catsuit and wore a headband with cat ears on top.

She painted her nose black and added whiskers to her cheeks to complete her cat-inspired look.

Although she was in costume, Khloe still looked glamorous by leaving her highlighted hair down in loose waves and rocking a neutral makeup look

Khloe has proven herself to be quite the queen of Halloween, previously showing off the elaborate holiday decorations surrounding her $17million Hidden Hills mansion.

She also threw a Halloween bash earlier this month, where she was slammed by some fans for using plastic products.

The Fabletics partner showcased her pool decked out in balloon displays set up for her kids as well as their cousins Dream, six; Stormi, five; and North, 10.

One particular Instagram snap – showing a multi-colored balloon arch spanning the whole length of the spooky black table – caused particular fury.

It prompted one fan to post on Reddit to slam the star, as they mused: “They love excess and waste. They love plastic. So much so, that they are now one with plastic

“But seriously, they are better off still having parties but not ones that are ridiculously extravagant and donate the rest. That will be more memorable for their children.”