On October 27, actress Jennifer Garner shared a delightful and humorous glimpse into her Halloween festivities on Instagram. The star, known for his roles in films like Deadpool vs. Wolverine, embraced the spooky season with a behind-the-scenes look at his family’s visit to a haunted house. Garner’s post, titled “Moms in a Haunted House,” captures the fun and chaos of motherhood on Halloween.

In the self-recorded clip, Garner shows off her playful side as she explores the haunted house filled with ghouls and ghosts. The video begins with her entering a dimly lit space, where she immediately lets out a noise of surprise. As she encounters many scary characters, she jokingly shouts, “I see you!” facing an apparent monster, laughing and quickly backing away.

During the experiment, Jennifer Garner showed his discomfort with the interactive elements of the haunted house. “I don’t like it when they come after us,” she said. “Don’t chase!” Garner also shared a moment of confusion when she asked one of her children, “Why do you say I’m okay? I’m not okay.”

As the haunted house adventure continued, Garner shifted his attention to his children, bringing more laughter to the scene. At one point, she told the creepy locals, “I’m not the one you want; take my son! » Garner’s son, Samuel, 12, responded, “Mom, you’re breaking my hand,” revealing the amusing family dynamic amid the frightening chaos.

The video ends with Garner asking the performers to “stop looking at me” before screaming at a sudden noise. She concludes that the haunted house experience was “very effective,” capturing more of the fun and fright of Halloween.

Earlier in October, she celebrated National Farmers’ Day with a series of light-hearted posts in which she drove a toy tractor with a chicken. In a funny moment, the hen decided to fly away and land on his head, prompting Garner to say, “I don’t like that.” She humorously added that she didn’t have “much love for chickens” before choking on camera.

Garner also embraced the fall season with a music video in honor of National Pumpkin Day on October 26. In the video, she lovingly cradled a little pumpkin while encouraging its growth with a lullaby. “You’re doing a great job,” she said to the mini-bottle.

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