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Hoda Kotb was in full-on mom mode on Halloween night.

On Thursday, October 31, Kotb, 60, posted a cute gallery on Instagram of her and her daughters Haley, 7, and Hope, 4 – which she shares with her ex-fiancé Joel Schiffman – celebrating Halloween in the suburbs.

Kotb recently moved from New York to the suburbs, making this the family’s first Halloween in their new hometown.

The morning show mainstay included six photos in her post, showing her daughters trick-or-treating with other neighborhood kids. It looked like a successful Halloween for the little ones, who collected enough candy to fill their baskets, as shown in the second photo.

The mum-of-two kept it comfy and casual with her suit, opting for a pumpkin jumpsuit – a departure from her extravagance. suit on Todaywhere she and co-host Jenna Bush Hager dressed up as Jack and Rose from Titanic. Haley and Hope wore adorable cheerleader costumes.

The show’s reporter wrote a short caption for her post, simply writing: “Boo!”

Fans took to the comments section to express how much they love getting a glimpse of Kotb’s life in the suburbs.

“In your suburbs, content was the era of killing ,” one person commented.

“So fabulous for you and the girls!!!! See you soon on your wonderful new journey! You deserve it,” one user wrote.

Another person wrote: “Adorable!! Happy first Halloween in your new house and neighborhood!!”

“Mommy life suits you so well,” exclaimed one fan.

In a September episode of Today with Hoda and JennaKotb opened up about her big life transition. “We’ve had seven great years in the city with kids, and it’s amazing, but I also think kids need to have their feet in the grass and in the dirt,” she said.

Also in September, Kotb announced that she would be exit Today, citing a desire to spend more time with her children as one of the reasons for her impending departure.

“Obviously I had my children late in life and I thought they deserved a greater share of my time than I did,” the Data line » remarked an elder. “I feel like we only have a limited amount of time.”

Kotb’s last day at Today has not yet been determined, but it will be sometime in the new year.