Honey Boo Boo Plays & Gets Ready For Halloween -- Cute Pic

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Get ready for a Halloween filled with boos — Honey Boo Boo, that is! Alana and her family played with their Halloween lawn decorations while filming their holiday special for TLC’s ‘Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.’

Alana ”Honey Boo Boo“ Thompson, 7, is loving Halloween! The beauty pageant contestant was spotted playing with her sisters in front of their Georgia home on Oct. 18.

The Here Comes Honey Boo Boo star looked adorable as she posed in front of a blow-up witch lawn decoration at her home in McIntyre, Georgia.

When Mama June Shannon and Alana stopped by TMZ, they admitted they can’t say what they are going to be for Halloween because the family is filming a holiday special for TLC!

Since first appearing on Toddlers & Tiaras, the little pageant star has developed quite a following. Fans even include several celebs, including Miley Cyrus!

Clearly, the adorable star is excited for Halloween. And honestly, we don’t blame her! Tell us what you think, HollyMoms!

– Caitlin Miller

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SCUM FAMILY. USELESS TO SOCIETY.

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trixie why are u so nasty

Maybe shes pregnant too? LOL Thats a huge ponch on that child, Following her mothers footsteps. Oh well, There just a bunch of white trash

7 YEAR OLDS STAND LIKE THAT PUSHING THEIR BELLIES OUT, SHE IS NOT FAT. AT LEAST NOT YET

On Miley Cyrus & The Strokes & Selena Gomez & Liam Hemsworth & Vanessa Hudgens & Chris Hemsworth & Demi Lovato & Nick Jonas & Heather Morris & Saturday Night Live

Miley Cyrus-The Boy / Lindsay Lohan / Fergie / Justin Bieber

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WOW! YOU HAVE A LOT OF F*CKIN TIME ON YOUR HANDS!

LOOKING FORWARD TO THEIR HALLOWEEN SPECIAL, THX TLC

She is woo adorable!

She is only seven and already has a big belly. Mama June, quit feeding her “skeeti”..

I think the mom is trying to lose weight. I hope she gets the family healthier. I think there is a lot of love in that family. Say what you want, but they ALL seem happy. Good for her for not buying a new house. She’s keeping it real because she KNOWS the other side. I’m happy for them. Happy Holidays to the whole family.