Donald Trump reportedly made fun of wealthy Americans celebrating Halloween at his Mar-a-Lago resort on October 31, 2026. He said,"These people spend a lot of time and money, rich people."The president added,"They'll spend 9 hours getting ready. I had 10 minutes."The video released by the White House revealed Trump entering the Halloween party with his traditional navy suit and red tie. He wanted to justify not having time to dress up like others at the party because he had a lot of work to do.Continue reading more about the story.Donald Trump mocked rich people over dressing up for HalloweenThe president, dressed up in a navy suit and red tie, entered his Mar-a-Lago Halloween party with a repeated statement:"I came as Donald Trump. See, I came as Donald Trump."After a few seconds, the president started explaining that wealthy people spend significant time and money preparing themselves for Halloween celebrations. He remarked that some of them spend as much as 9 hours getting ready, while he took only ten minutes.The president used the comparison to explain that he didn't have time to dress up like other wealthy Americans at the event because he was busy with work. He wanted to prove that he was completely dedicated to his work and didn't have time to waste on leisure.How much do the Halloween costumes cost for these rich people?Katie Zacharia, who briefly worked as Donald Trump's press secretary, reportedly shared a Halloween 'fit check' on her X account that listed items like Christian Louboutin Miss Z heels, a Nordstrom blouse, and a Veronica Beard blazer and skirt. Meaww reported that the full outfit cost about $2,500, which was about 67 times more expensive than the average amount Americans typically spend on a Halloween costume. On her X post, she posted the pictures with a caption that reads:"Fit Check for Halloween Fans: Veronica Beard Blazer and Skirt: Size 00, even after four kids. Christian Louboutin Miss Z in lamb nappa leather, 100 mm stiletto (sold out). Blouse: Nordstrom (sold out). Good luck!"However, CNN mentioned that Americans were expected to spend a total of $4.4 billion on Halloween costumes, an increase of 2% compared with the previous year. Despite that trend, the former press secretary promoted an outfit that cost far more than what most Americans would typically pay for a Halloween costume.Read more: Ousted Donald Trump's press secretary shared a "fit check" for Halloween fans.Also read: Trump's government restored army mass casualty burial training.Follow Soap Central for more updates on entertainment.